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1.0
25 Jan 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Benefit package Profit sharing Nice campus Casual dress code

Cons

Toxic management Very limited long term remote work opportunities Uneven workloads between team members Favoritism and misogyny Major problems with policy management system I never felt like they cared about me as a person and contributor. And if I did do a job well, the only reward was even more work that I could never seem to keep up with. I didn’t feel like I had any actual control over my responsibilities - they really are just looking for “yes” people. Any time I would bring up valid points to management I could never get anywhere. Then when things didn’t go well I was the scapegoat. I do not miss working in this environment.

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Your feedback is appreciated and we are thankful that you took time to share your review. We are sorry that you had a frustrating experience and wish you the best in your next position.

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Cons

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Pros

Modern technology stack with opportunities to work on cloud systems, APIs, distributed architecture, and enterprise modernization efforts. There are smart engineers throughout the organization, and some teams genuinely care about delivering quality solutions. The technical challenges themselves can help accelerate growth in areas like Azure, React, system integration, and large-scale enterprise workflows.

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The environment often felt highly results-driven without enough emphasis on communication clarity, collaboration, or healthy engineering alignment. Requirements and priorities shifted frequently while delivery pressure remained high. Many interactions across leadership and architecture boundaries felt transactional instead of collaborative, which could make engineers feel isolated rather than supported. Success often depended as much on navigating ambiguity and organizational dynamics as technical ability itself.

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