Pros
It’s a small team, which honestly is one of the biggest advantages. You’re not just another employee doing repetitive tasks. You get real responsibility pretty quickly. You’re involved in actual implementations, real client problems, real decision making. If yourre proactive and willing to step up, you’ll learn a lot, fast. Leadership is very hands on and technical, so yourre not left guessing when you’re trying something new. There’s room to experiment, try new tools, and explore different areas. It’s performance driven, so strong contributors stand out. It’s not political or corporate, it’s more about whether you can deliver.
Cons
Things move fast and the tech stack keeps evolving, so you do need to keep learning. If you’re looking for a very slow or predictable environment, this probably isn’t it. It’s mostly remote, so you don’t get that daily in office interaction. That said, there are monthly catch ups and quarterly in person meetups which help keep the team connected.