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network appliance
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average score:
- type of organization: public
- size: gargantuan (1,001 to 10,000 people)
- website: www.netapp.com
- development offices:
Network storage company, offers products in NAS and SAN field. Competitor to EMC
1 rating
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Don't work there if you're in QA
posted
by
QAdude
on
February 09, 2008
The company treats its employees reasonably well, but some employees are treated much better than others. Developers are treated well, QA are treated as 2nd class citizens. DO NOT work there if you are QA.
The company is still in a startup mode even after 12 years of existence. The business units are decentralized and there is no one at the top overseeing the whole thing. You don't have chaos but instead a "warlord" type environment, where more...