Pros
People here are generally well taken care of. Benefits are solid, especially the medical coverage. The flexibility is one of the biggest perks (25 days leave, hybrid setup, plus work from anywhere), which really helps with work-life balance. The team is diverse and easy to get along with, so it doesn’t feel too corporate day to day. The business is still evolving, which keeps things interesting, and if you perform well, it definitely gets recognised and rewarded. There are also regular social events and the overall culture feels quite young and energetic. There’s a pretty clear career path too, and I’ve heard of people getting promoted within 1–2 years based on strong performance, so growth is definitely there.
Cons
cant think of anything except for the water leak coming from one of the rooms, but its honestly not a big deal to me