Terrible WLB and Culture
Terrible WLB and Culture
- Salary is competitive.
- Benefits are good (free food, good 401k match).
- Horrible work-life balance.
- So many teammates experiencing burnout.
- Very disorganized.
- It doesn't provide you with good support or training; you learn while doing, but no one is there to help you.
- Toxic environment.
- If you have to work with teams in China, then your life is miserable.
- It's hard to do QA work here; everything is complicated and disorganized.
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