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Maricopa County (Arizona)

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Management please make any effort! - Software Developer Maricopa County (Arizona) Employee Review

2.0
Apr 4, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

no overtime really, no rush jobs, stability of employment, time to learn, and there really isn't much more to add over that

Cons

Maybe you'll see this: lots of money out of your check to fund their pension, noise inside and outside, temperature issues, no effort at all by managers-none, over 2 hours per week circling parking garages, your opinion won't be heard, DBAs may be just gate keepers on productivity, having very little people skills as well as technical, but tolerated by managers, no training opportunities, no team atmosphere.

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Cons

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Pros

There are genuinely talented and dedicated individuals within the ETI team, and I valued many of the relationships I built during my time there. The work itself had strong potential, and I found the projects engaging and meaningful. I was able to contribute across multiple areas and grow my skill set beyond my original scope, which I appreciated. I’m also grateful for the personal growth this experience required of me. It gave me the opportunity to practice discernment and integrity in a meaningful way, and I’m proud of myself for recognizing when it was necessary to step away from an environment that had become extremely stressful.

Cons

My experience was significantly impacted by leadership dynamics, particularly at the executive level. Expectations were often communicated one way in private conversations, then shifted in public settings such as team calls and executive meetings. This created a pattern of misalignment that led to confusion and, at times, being portrayed as unprepared or underperforming despite prior agreement on direction. There was also a lack of role clarity. I was frequently asked to take on responsibilities outside of what I was hired for, often without clear guidance or support. In one instance, during a team project, the introduction of a contractor midstream, combined with constant shifting expectations, created a challenging and ultimately unsustainable working environment. Over time, this inconsistency and lack of alignment and honesty became emotionally taxing and affected my overall well-being, which ultimately led to my decision to leave.

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