
The interviewer (who quit months ago) was incredibly personable and warm, and gave a great rundown of company life.
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My direct leaders consistently give 110%, get down in the trenches when the team is overloaded, and compassionately and shrewdly work with each employee to succeed. Unfortunately, like the employees, the immediate leads/mgrs are just as disempowered and stripped of agency as their underlings.
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Everyone on my team is hardworking, helpful, kind, and pretty dang funny. Our meetings are a refreshing break, and engagement activities like typibg contests or baby picture matching games have made wfh a breeze. Upper mgmt should let the team work instead of micromanaging.
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Decisions about KPI and day-to-day functioning are made by higher ups who are clearly extremely out of touch. Performance measurements are punishment-based to the extreme; the disciplinary structure is infantilizing. If the entire class of hardworking students fails your test, maybe it's a poor test
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Coworkers and immediate leaders are the most positive. We help keep each other sane, and wish each other well when another one eventually lives. Also, actual prizes like PTO or food delivery gift cards for participants/winners of engagement activities are so appreciated, instead of chintzy trophies.
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When a company is sold for $10 billion, it'd be nice if the grunt workers without whom such success would've been impossible, saw A PENNY of it. How far would a $2k/employee one-time "thank you" bonus have gone, towards securing loyalty and satisfaction? But instead, attrition skyrocketed.
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