Pros: Insurance, I'd never before had the opportunity to take care of my general health without going bankrupt. But sometimes I feel that's more a consequence of the general precariousness of services and salaries than because the company is so attentive to those aspects of its workers. It's a place where they pay you well to start. At least in my experience, it's appreciated that they offer you more than 12000 pesos a month as a recent graduate. Flexibility of hours: This does depend a lot on your leaders, but in general you can communicate with them about emergencies, situations that concern you, etc. They are very clear with their communication processes. If you have problems with a project, doubts, require materials, training, etc., there will be someone or some resource that can support you.

Cons: It is very common and very easy for leaders and project colleagues to lose sight of the values that the company supposedly defends, so that the client does not get angry. This sometimes includes overtime, on-call duty, and unpaid time. The same can happen with official and statutory vacation days. It doesn't happen on all projects, but it is common in national and banking clients. Some clients ask for drug tests. Escalating is difficult.

Pros: Company policies, values, environment, working hours, shuttles, pay, and respect towards individuals. Training will be good. Everything will be fine when you seriously get a good project.

Cons: Support project. You cannot learn here when you get a support project without any technical terms. Your day will end without...

Pros: Good work-life balance overall.

Cons: No cons in general.