Toxic culture and poor work-life balance
Toxic culture and poor work-life balance
Compensation
Benefits:
- Private health insurance
No diversity in the team.
English is not the common language in the office for technical teams.
No respect for Australian culture or people. They make you feel you are just a number and need to fit into Chinese 9-9-6 work culture.
SRE leadership in Australia sucks - too much favoritism.
No work-life balance.
No opportunity for growth.
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