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Sales representative
The prototypical corporate factory. Great money and benefits but you give them your first born to get it. They are habitual head choppers during economic down turns. They have plenty of cash but they'd rather chase margin for share holders.
How much of yourself do you want to wager?
Presales consultant
Nice environment and working colleagues
Every quarter feel risks of getting retrenched
Senior designer/creative lead
Very structured, professional environment. You won't be mistreated at Dell.
So structured that advancement is very difficult, and anything beyond the most basic raise with inflation is impossible. Also, very siloed. You won't even deal with people outside of your general area of occupation.
Senior analyst
Flexible Bosses Good Culture Great work life balance
No chances of promotion HR doesn't exist
Data analyst
What I value on my employer is that we have great benefits, options and flexibility at the current setup, pretty good compensation, focus on wellbeing of the employees, respect and clear discussion from management.
The RTO has been an issue with limiting the current flexibility. However, there is an option to stay remote - for that we will have to make some compromises and give up certain possibilities.
Talent development consultant
- Direct manager and my VP was supportive, transparent and smart. - Lots of freedom to experiment and grow in my role. - Good pay and benefits.
- The transition from fully remote to 5 day RTO was handled very poorly by senior leadership, and the way they're responding to people's very loud and clear disapproval and concern is even worse. - Lack of transparency and honesty. Everyone knows the reasons given for policy changes or attempts at efficiency via AI are double-speak. For example, just because the Zoom AI can summarize our meeting notes doesn't mean you should gut your Project Management Offices. PM's do so much more than simply summarize a meeting and send out notes to people. What a lack of wisdom and understanding! - Rigid policies that attempt to control employees in ways that don't contribute to productivity, efficiency, or innovation. - Old school mentality from Michael Dell and his direct reports. They truly don't seem to know how to have a dialogue. What I mean by that is "professional", polished (aka fake) and sanitized messaging doesn't work anymore. People need and expect honesty. Authenticity. Not reading from a prompt and manufactured hype. Gross.
Senior software engineer
All are good along with salary and wok life balance.
Nothing. All are good and perfect.
Cybersecurity advisor
Flexibility to get things done when I can.
A lot of information silos and confusing org structures
Back end developer
Very amazing workplace and nice
Management is not good and all
Director
People are great leadership is generally good
Every 6 months there will be massive lay offs