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Jun 11, 2009
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Recognition & Feedback 3.0 Fairness & Respect 2.5 Compensation & Benefits 3.5 Senior Leadership 1.0 Work/Life Balance 3.0 Career Opportunities 3.0 Communication 2.5 Employee Morale 2.0 VMware Senior Manager in Palo Alto, CA: (Past Employee - 2009)
4 of 4 people found this helpfulPros
Salary is decent enough.
A chance to work for a company with disruptive technology.
It's better than being unemployed.Cons
Exec staff cares nothing about the employees. Bennies are cut right and left.
Lack of coherent product and corporate marketing efforts.
For a company with 6000 employees, there's an overabundance of Director/Sr. Director/VP/Exec VP types. There are Directors reporting to Directors.Advice to Senior Management
Instead of trying to differentiate yourself from Microsoft, you have become Microsoft in culture.
As soon as this recession ends, you will leak talent like a sieve. -
Senior Member of Technical Staff in Palo Alto, CA:
“Where did the quality go?”
Jun 28, 2009
1 comment
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QA Engineer in Palo Alto, CA:
“Confusing management who are not good at judging the priorities”
Jun 24, 2009
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Senior Member of Technical Staff in Palo Alto, CA:
“There is a great potential, if used right”
May 24, 2009
5 found helpful
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Senior Marketing Manager in Palo Alto, CA:
“Great Place to Work”
Jun 2, 2009
2 found helpful
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Anonymous in Caversham, England (United Kingdom):
“its ok”
Jun 10, 2009
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Manager:
“"Great place to work, transition period with changes at the senior management levels has been tough and trying."”
Jun 5, 2009
2 comments
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Anonymous:
“A company with positive intentions.”
May 27, 2009
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Anonymous:
“Vmware - Don't inderstand the COO thing”
May 25, 2009
1 found helpful
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Senior IT Administrator in Palo Alto, CA:
“VMWare brings back the dark ages... Indentured servitude, cronyism, draconian management”
Apr 26, 2009
3 found helpful
