There are absolutely no pros except for the complete remote option.
Very poor work-life balance. The work environment is highly pressured and stressful, with constant pressure on employees to deliver more with limited support. Management is a major concern. Poor communication, poor planning, and a lack of transparency make the environment even more stressful. Employee concerns are not always taken seriously, and there is no proper or trustworthy channel to raise complaints and expect meaningful action. Frequent restructuring and organizational changes also create a lot of uncertainty for employees. Roles and responsibilities can change, and employees can be left constantly worried about what will happen next. There is a lack of transparency around restructuring decisions, which creates additional stress and insecurity.
They already know it.
It was quite easy and friendly. Though the interview didn't last for long, as I was looking for an internship position and they wanted a full-time candidate.
Quick interview with HR, then the director, and finally with the hiring manager. Everyone I talked to was very nice. Overall, it was a smooth interview experience with no ghosting. The last round with the hiring manager included a coding challenge.
The process took 6 weeks. I like their interview structure as it more accurately measures a candidate's problem-solving and solution navigation skills, rather than an arbitrary knowledge test. I hope other companies adopt similar practices. However
It was quite easy and friendly. Though the interview didn't last for long, as I was looking for an internship position and they wanted a full-time candidate.
Quick interview with HR, then the director, and finally with the hiring manager. Everyone I talked to was very nice. Overall, it was a smooth interview experience with no ghosting. The last round with the hiring manager included a coding challenge.
The process took 6 weeks. I like their interview structure as it more accurately measures a candidate's problem-solving and solution navigation skills, rather than an arbitrary knowledge test. I hope other companies adopt similar practices. However