Why Good People Leave Large Tech Companies

8/14/2017

This blog post explores the reasons why talented individuals often choose to leave large tech companies. It suggests that one of the main factors is a lack of opportunity for growth and advancement. The post argues that large tech companies often become bureaucratic and slow to adapt, leading to a lack of innovation and autonomy for employees. Additionally, the post discusses the importance of feeling valued and recognized for one's contributions, and how this can be lacking in larger corporate environments. The author concludes by encouraging companies to create a culture that fosters growth and provides meaningful work in order to retain top talent.

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