T-Mobile reviews

- C-Level, VPs and directors playing real life hunger games, making for a miserable work environment - refuse dozens of needed back-fills, layoff's to increase stock while doing 14 Billion dollar buy back at the same time - VP's wont listen & won't stand up to C-Suite b/c they are always scared to get canned and every leader is just trying to lay low to make it through one more vesting cycle - exec's can't focus on a roadmap to finish business basic's, const try's to buy out problems from snake oil selling 3rd party which solutions don't work - Engineer's under marketing org, CMO has leadership skill of a McD's assistant manager - no promotions - no reason to try hard, bonus and stock are static whether you make them a billion dollars or 0 (unless you are L6+)(lol 150% bonus for working 80h weeks for a year will get you a few extra grand) - SLT thinks they are crushing it b/c subs are exploding (and sub's is what they care about not employee's) - forced out the good IC's that worked hard due to all of the above, mostly remaining are coasters - They don't even try to do the Magenta cool-aid BS anymore

- Probably the worst management I've ever seen, at every single level - Too many cooks in the kitchen, none of whom actually know what they're doing - This company will market itself, even to its employees, as some fancy, fast-paced tech company. No, it is a very slow, very unexciting company to work for, and there really is not much innovation at all from what I've seen. - I've never had so many useless meetings before. - Unless you're in good with your manager(s), don't expect to be promoted. They will not fight for you and you will not have visibility where it matters.