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> However, a company that doesn’t get at least 10 is effectively guaranteed to be a terrible place to work. Seems a bit harsh. None of the companies I've worke
by default-kramer 10y ago
> However, a company that doesn’t get at least 10 is effectively guaranteed to be a terrible place to work.
Seems a bit harsh. None of the companies I've worked for has scored 11 or 12, but the only thing that stands out in my mind as "terrible" was at one company where we had to integrate with SAP. And that company could have easily scored a 12 and still been terrible simply because that SAP interface was remarkably bad. In fact, the only ones that I would consider dealbreakers (source control and quiet working conditions) are no longer on the list.
- _RPM 10y agoSeems a bit high horse ish
- theandrewbailey 10y agoI agree. Just because a place scores 12/12 doesn't stop the managers from making the job a living hell in other ways. On the flip side: my current job doesn't even score a 10, but it's far from 'terrible', and no one would dare leave because of deficiencies from these questions.