Pros: A steep learning curve in 6 months.

Cons: No work-life balance at all.

Pros: Engineers are more involved with product decisions.

Cons: In the past few months, work-life balance has taken a hit. There are calls late at night with the US team. I feel like I never sign off; I work 12 hours a day and cannot distinguish between my work life and personal life. I don't feel like sleeping after a late-night meeting, and I am more exhausted the next day. There are people who do not understand the meaning of async communication; they need a meeting for everything.

Pros: - Fast-paced work environment. - In terms of business, you get to build an amazing product. - Surrounded by intelligent and friendly people in the workplace. - Flexible work timings. - Unlimited vacations and work from home (conditions apply). - Amazing ping pong culture.

Cons: Developers are always overloaded with work, hence a bad work-life balance. Although things seem to be improving. The pay is a bit on the lower side than the market average, considering the quality of work expected. Although there are multiple teams related to technology in the company, there is no process to facilitate a change of team. This makes work monotonous at times, and learning opportunities are reduced. Lack of career growth opportunities for software developers.