I feel sorry for all the wonderful employees that see their managers doing nothing
I feel sorry for all the wonderful employees that see their managers doing nothing
It's the number one site in the world. Your work is being viewed by millions and millions of people.
Also, there are so many very smart developers that it makes your professional life wonderful.
I also had an amazing time to innovate and think out of the box.
The executive management team is not executing as it should.
I wonder how they can let a CEO like Terry Semel perform so miserably and still get the amounts that he got.
One after the other, they just couldn't make the right decisions that will help this wonderful company in the battle against Google.
Do whatever it takes to retain talent. See what Google is doing and do the same.
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