Pros: Flexible work hours Output-based Kind and talented co-workers Great salary and benefits

Cons: No annual increase. No salary increase/promotions.

Pros: It is easy to work in the company since the engineering team/employees are collaborative. Team first before self-glory. Individual/self-glory will actually come if everything is working out and everyone is collaborating. The other thing that I also like in the company is that people are willing to go out of their way to help a colleague if there are questions. Especially when I was new and in my training/onboarding, they were guiding me unconditionally. Of course, before the pandemic, we enjoyed free food and free drinks in the pantry, as well as free lunch during mid- and month-ends.

Cons: There will be a chance that you will be stuck with the same technology for most of your stay in the company. Let's say most of your team's testing is backend-oriented, you might be stuck with JavaScript for quite some time. So, you need to study other technologies on the side to be able to stay updated with industry trends. Or there will be a chance that you will be transferred to another team depending on reorgs or management's priorities. This might be a chance to learn a new technology as well. Other than this, I haven't seen another con.

Pros: So hard for entry-level.

Cons: Good benefits, salary, and people.