Published on (UTC)
This post was submitted by a user and reflects their personal experience or opinion. The publication date is not an employment or interview date.
The advantage is that there’s a high school right across from the company.
The youthful atmosphere is really nice.
I only joined this year.
There are absolutely no unlimited potato chips.
Stop lying.
It’s terrible.
The coffee machine is also awful.
It’s cheap and tiny, and the coffee tastes terrible.
However, the flexible working hours are real.
You just have to make sure the sales team doesn’t find out,
or they’ll get jealous,
because at this company, R&D has a higher status than sales.
But to be honest, speaking from the heart, sales is actually more exhausting.
Maybe the hiring threshold here is low,
so it attracts some salespeople who couldn’t survive elsewhere,
causing them to worry about being eliminated.
By comparison,
R&D hires a bunch of blank slates and tricks them into joining,
so young people have more opportunities to jump ship and are less constrained.
This makes R&D’s status increasingly inflated.
It feels pretty good,
but there isn’t much room for development.
The year-end party raffle is also terrible.
They say the annual compensation is 7 million, but then give out a bunch of lousy prizes.