Pros
- Nearby to metrostantion - There is home office policy
Cons
- The leader of the team I am in does not have the necessary qualities to lead a team of people - the promises made duirng of the interview are subsequently not fulfille (I had been a part in several of them); On matters that require his support, he does not provide it and passes the ball to other colleagues and departments; There are quite a few cases in which he gives unconstructive criticism to the work of colleagues in the team, combined with sharp language, which is taken by some of them as unnecessary spam or insults. His criticism is not justified and there are many gaps in his technical observations and statements. - The work is mostly independent. There are formal meetings where weekly blockers must be resolved - none of this is happening on the right way. More experienced team members prefer not to participate in these meetings at all. As a result, an expert opinion on your problem is very difficult to be get - maybe because more experienced people either don't know or don't want to give you such opinion. - I do not recommend Chaos to people who want to work in a team and build strong cooperative relationships with their teammates.There are teams formed, but they don't really exist as relationships (based on the team I'm on). Like I said, everyone works alone and if you ask for support for something, you either get insufficient support, or he/she publicly (or via chat comunicators) criticizes you for something you've already asked for or thinks it's complete crap (nobody's perfect). - As one of the colleagues said, in Chaos you work until you get sick. - For other teams, maybe the situation is different, but for the team I'm on, it's like that: Imposing communism does not lead to productivity; Toxic communication does not lead to motivation and a healthy work environment; That kind of environment is toxic and it's difficult to work in it.