Pros: I am definitely growing professionally, and the problems we solve day-to-day are interesting and challenging.

Cons: A recently announced return-to-office policy makes it look as if the higher-ups don't trust their employees.

Pros: Nice company to work for, good culture.

Cons: Sometimes a bit chaotic and no structure.

Pros: The office is alright; everyone is chill.

Cons: * Outdated stack, libraries, dependencies, and tools. * Custom in-house backend framework with raw SQL queries (no ORM), a custom UI framework, and most tooling are built in-house. If you think that it results in a terrible development experience, then you're absolutely right! * Microservices that are built by people who don't know how to do microservices (one SQL table in each service, yay!). * In general, the art of building good software is completely forgotten here, and over time, you'll just get used to writing bad code yourself. * With the recent preparations for an IPO, you get all the cons of big corporations but none of the pros yet. In general, I do not recommend it unless this is the end of your career and you just want to find a final job where you'll learn nothing and eventually will just retire.