Blue Origin reviews

the place is chock-full of technology troglodytes who are experts at burrowing up the right places. We somehow manage to procure the worst tools and systems for the company to use... there are some things in use at the company that defy common sense. I sometimes wonder if there is a nice little cottage industry of kickbacks with the various vendors and contracting companies who serve up this junk. I can't explain it any other way. (Jeff! look into it). I feel sorry for most of the software engineers who are pulled into mind-numbing projects of trying to integrate dumb system 1 with dumb system 2. There is an endless number of such projects and engineers are constantly leaving to better pastures because of this. Shoe-shining and yes-manning will send you places at Blue. Disagree with a thin-skinned and immature manager and you might as well be carrying your box out the door. Management that is quick to apply pressure but slow to reward is mediocre at best.

The life has left this place. It’s depressinng to work here and the leaders that have come on board since Rob Meyerson have created a culture and environment that might look great from the outside and from the words they say but the reality is not good. At all. Company doesn’t care about it’s employees, so many manager egos to please that’s all you end up doing instead of actually making progress with the hardware.