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Senior account manager
Lots of opportunity for those interested in looking
Huge so easy to get lost in the fray
Senior hardware product manager
Growth opportunities Fair compensation Freedom to act
Sometimes functions as a mix of many smaller companies. Integration is still a work in progress
Software engineer
Great work-life balance, slower deadlines
Lower pay, not super interesting work
Senior project manager
Great benefits, unlimited PTO, flexible
Topic work culture and management goes unchecked for behavior
Global supply planner
Good enrollment system, easy plataform to raise IT tickets, competitive salary and other expenses, motorola is a company that loves to help other through programs
My position has no remote flexibility by the moment, Plataforms as google are hard to learn at first, no HR person on site (currently working at Jabils site)
Senior software engineer
- Stability - Possibility to work with newest tech, but depends on project
- Salary - Lack of new initiatives and innovation - Hard to grow hierarchically
Engineer
consider here if u wan work life balance
office politic, need better soft skill if u wan climb higher
Technical architect
* good salary and overall package * company culture is fantastic * ability to learn something new all the time (i.e. LinkedIn Learning Courses) * most of management foster open minded and candit feedback
* sometimes the investment community mindset (driven by quarterly results) can be a bourden especially when initiatives would need a long term approach to be successful
Sr. sofware engineer
Flexible Time Off No Micromanagement
Too frequent change of direction Salary (including perks (no perks actually)) are peanuts Management takes decisions rashly i.e. Acquisitions & Layoffs
Executive assistant
many perks and benefits since I was supporting the C suite
can be demanding and stressful at times