
High turnover, always inexperienced, perpetually in professor/training mode
Long time ago. Different company then.
Overworked, underpaid, high turnover, outdated, obsolete specialized hardware with inexperienced people using it leading to people getting hurt and things being broken with no money or people to fix it.
Invest back into the business and the workers before going all in stock buybacks. How can there be no money to fix an emergency exit or give a sme a retention raise, but there's $6 billion for stock buybacks?
I make less than people I train. I moved to a role with more opportunity, they paid the person I was training 20% more, she left and now 3 new people to backfill. 350% more cost to save giving me a 15% raise. Adjust pay to make loyalty worth it.
"The old white way is the only right way." "We've always done it this way" "So and so doesn't have a problem with it, why do you? " "It's not my fault. My stuff is fine." "We all know it's broken we don't have a charge number or funding to fix it." Cyber locks down the only way DT allows.