Cliques everywhere, and you should be Indian
Cliques everywhere, and you should be Indian
Free food, shuttles, gym, cafes, nice laptops, and some VERY smart people. No QA, so everyone's a dev and responsible for their work.
Horrible culture, work environment. The cliques rule, and they cover for each other. The old timers use newbies and H1s. There's little opportunity for advancement. Speak up for yourself, or you will get railroaded.
Get a clue. Be suspicious of all other managers. They are lazy and cover up for each other.
Immediately analyze all employees with more than a couple of years. Hire fewer H1s.
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