Pros
Supportive and collaborative workplace culture
Strong encouragement for continuous self-improvement and learning
Access to free courses and skill-development resources
Flexible working hours focused on productivity rather than strict time tracking
Understanding approach toward holidays, long weekends, and work-from-home when needed
You gain real ownership by working on complete modules, not just small tasks
You learn faster through hands-on problem solving and real-world responsibility
High-level guidance helps you stay aligned with modern tech and best practices
Builds strong independence, confidence, and decision-making skills early
Cons
Lack of structured training can feel overwhelming at first
You need strong self-discipline to avoid getting stuck or learning the wrong way
Less step-by-step mentorship compared to corporate graduate programs