I can confirm Crossover / Aurea is a scummy set of companies, having working at a company that was acquired by them. Avoid! - Aaron Shaver - Medium

Here’s Why Crossover is a Scam

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Feb 5, 2021

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I can confirm Crossover / Aurea is a scummy set of companies, having working at a company that was acquired by them. Avoid!

Aaron Shaver

Written by Aaron Shaver

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