Pros: It was a really nice place to work. Friendly people, interesting and modern technology, and a very good salary.

Cons: It is a huge company, so you need to adjust to their pace of work.

Pros: You get to touch and configure all layers of infrastructure. High standards on deliverables. Live product with high load specific challenges. Good compensation.

Cons: If we are talking about the Retail app (where I work), don't go there if you are looking for a chill <8h per day work. You really need to show results and, the majority of the time, you actually need to work. Overtimes can happen, and management won't stop you from doing so, but I've never seen someone being forced to overtime. So, the level of stress here is higher than in places where I've worked before.

Pros: Challenging, often undefined environments, so you need to figure things out on the go. Low bureaucracy, so things get sorted pretty quickly. No Jetpack Compose for the sake of Jetpack Compose. A sign of a big company that cares about performance and not just using shiny new technology. Unit tests for all logic. It's not that hard, and once you get used to it, it becomes a habit, and you don't treat this as extra work. Never saw anything like that anywhere. Hundreds of thousands of unit tests. UI tests which are not flaky, with zero failures to go to release. Never saw that working anywhere before. And it's again not a few, but hundreds of tests. Real performers are recognized. Recently promoted from mid to senior using a fast track.

Cons: No B2B employment in Poland at the time of writing.