Pros: Stable work Challenging problems to solve Flexible work time

Cons: No opportunities for growing, the rise opportunities are only once per year, and the process is not transparent. They won't promote you if you haven't worked on a profitable project. They don't value your work; they only care about the business. Every day, they are removing more benefits, and now you have to go to the office 3 times per week. Salaries are low compared with other enterprises.

Pros: - Everyone is very good, technically and as people, and the peasants like us support each other. - The office is quite nice. - Benefits are not bad.

Cons: - All the upper management seems lost. They say things, and then roll back, with no time to develop stuff, and super tight deadlines. - There's a clear discrepancy of "us vs them" and an almost cult-like culture to the CEO. - Since the union and CBA agreements, the company looks like it's driven by an evil mastermind that is plotting against all the employees just like in dystopic movies. - All the things that are done "for the employees" are just a facade for more work. - You can't trust any of the words from upper management because whatever they say, it will almost always be reverted and go back to haunt everyone. - They are slowly making the place impossible to work so people quit since they've been on the AI tour for no reason at all. - The core principles are amazing on paper, but don't translate in reality. - Salary is VERY low. A quick market search will show Klarna pays at least 20% less than everyone else and covers it up in "on calls". - RSUs and stock options are monopoly money.

Pros: The quality of colleagues is top notch. There are lots of opportunities to grow if you're willing to be in the driver's seat.

Cons: If you're looking for predictability and/or stability, this might not be the right place.