Pros: Nice management and coworkers. Low requirements.

Cons: Low pay in some countries Boring job Need to work in the office

Pros: Great pay! Also, I really only ask for 40 hours a week.

Cons: Occasionally, like any company, you can get a bad manager. If so, move! Internal mobility is pretty good.

Pros: Comfortable work hours, stability, and very intelligent people—it's as simple as that. Amazon has the privilege of attracting the best and most talented individuals. Therefore, everything related to talent is quite remarkable, especially in Israel, where Amazon is one of the top-paying companies.

Cons: Everything is highly regulated. Most of the time, you find yourself battling regulations and various constraints, making it very challenging to move forward and just write code. Here's a quick and dirty example that can be generalized to practically everything: You're working on a new feature. You need to set up meetings with teams in the US to obtain permissions. But wait... you can't simply schedule a meeting; you have to open a ticket first, with an SLA of 1 week. One week passes—oh no, you should have added more context to the ticket; now, wait another week. And so it goes. If you are talented, seeking good pay, and interested in learning what disappointment looks like, join aboard.