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Neil Nguyen
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Pros
None. It’s gone. Some great engineers.
Cons
Internal politics ultimately killed it.
Pros
The dysfunction means it’s easy to get by without producing much work (if that’s a pro)
Cons
You’re not going to develop skills or have good career growth opportunity and if you try to to leave you will face the threat of a broadly interpreted non compete
Pros
- Good benefits - Good people / culture - Good work life balance
Cons
- No personal growth unless you know someone. Experience does not matter - Uncompetitive salary - no yearly pay rise (maybe limited to certain offices and/or people) - People jumping from one depart to another with no experience into senior positions. It is quite demoralising to see - It feels like there are more VP's and directors than individual contributors - VERY US centric - Constant production issues - the engineering teams try their best to keep a broken product running. Releases often lead to production issues - Leadership are interested in pushing out new products/features when the time should be spent on fixing/optimising the current state of the product The company has not been the same since the well publicised 2016 layoffs. There have been regular cuts to budgets/benefits since then. I personally do not trust the vast majority of these positive reviews.
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