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2.0
Jun 1, 2021
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Pros

Free snacks, younger people are pretty cool and inviting, flex work time

Cons

Bare minimum when it comes to salary, benefits, and rewarding work. If you get assigned a project you don't enjoy (or doesn't even match your expertise), you're likely to be stuck with it until the end. I was expecting software development projects to be more organized, but it more or less feels like a free-for-all when it comes down to implementation and is very disorganized. There weren't any senior engineers from reputable companies that can help in the software development process for projects that weren't written in C/C++. I also wouldn't be surprised if the statistics showed that I spent <10% of my time at the company writing code even though I was hired as a Software Developer.

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5.0
Feb 13, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

This is by far, the best company I have ever worked for. Management truly cares for their employees and the work is varied, interesting, and meaningful. The culture at the company is fun and inclusive. Dan goes out of his way to to make sure employees know they are appreciated. Whether it's the annual summer BBQ with fun, competitive events, the company holiday party, or even monthly birthday cake--it's the little things! When you approach management they actually listen to you. There's some flexibility with your working hours . There are great opportunities for growth and mentorship within the company. The company is growing and a great place to further your career.

Cons

I can't think of anything negative.

1.0
Mar 16, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

You can learn some knowledge related to hardware here.

Cons

The salaries are relatively low. The project managers lack technical knowledge, often leading to poor decision-making. For software engineers looking to expand their software development skills, this may not be the most conducive environment for learning.

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