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What's a red flag in a workplace? (lazysoci.al)
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[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 days ago
  • Everyone is some months old working in the project and the project has years as well as HR.
  • The Hierarchy diagram is a spiderweb with more polysyllables than the finals of the world spelling bee championship.
  • You see the maganer call the company a family constantly.
  • Phantom Hirings on LinkedIn and such.
  • Relatives of high ranking ones working in key positions.
  • The main guy from the syndicate is closely related to the main boss of the company. Once I saw it was the same guy... go fucking figure...