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> If you know a place that isn't political, bureaucratic, siloed and filled with rivals and petty managers, let me know so I can give you my resume. Red Hat. I
by ot8 8y ago
> If you know a place that isn't political, bureaucratic, siloed and filled with rivals and petty managers, let me know so I can give you my resume.
Red Hat. It is siloed and can be (increasingly) bureaucratic, but I have never experienced rivals or petty managers and it's the least political place I've ever worked.
- ordinaryperson 8y agoCould be. But just as a counter-example, here's a Glassdoor review from just 9 days ago that describes Red Hat as a "bloated company with an abusive culture": https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Employee-Review-Red-Hat-RVW22811286.htm https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Employee-Review-Red-Hat-RV... Even if Red Hat is amazing for you it might not be for other people. No company is immune to human nature. Again I feel for the author. Sounds like "Greg" was jerk. But it's not cosmic injustice, it's more a feature of humans working in collectives, IMHO.
- kamaal 8y agoCompany cultures don't feel bureaucratic or political if one benefits from it. Say one was promoted twice in an year- it's always easy to believe that it happened because you deserved it, than to believe it happened to you because the managers like you.