Pros: - Really good starting salary for a starting position. - Flexible working schedule with the ability to choose the amount of working hours (20-40 h/week). - Positive work atmosphere. - Comfy office workplace with good equipment. - Not toxic and not corporate environment, i.e., no unreasonable deadlines, no toxic management, and no tracking. - Good benefits for students: - Longer holidays (24 days vs. 20 national) - Essentially unlimited unpaid days off (especially useful for exam sessions) - Food, etc. - Great response to Covid-19. Every worker was required to work from home before the government mandate. Equipment and funding were given to set up a comfortable work environment at home. As of now, offices started moving to partial opening, but working in an office is voluntary for all employees.

Cons: Somewhat uncertain and long recruitment process. It took one month between receiving the test task and confirmation of employment, and an additional two weeks to start the first workday.

Pros: High-quality individuals, fun to work with and interact with. As this position was tied to being a student, it was made to be very versatile in taking days off/slashing the work hours when needed. Pretty fun day-to-day tasks, especially if you like problem-solving. Normal workload.

Cons: - The pay is not the best and sort of devalues the importance of the customer-focused work that is being done. - As previously stated, this position is tied to being a student, so naturally, you will lose your job once you graduate or quit university. - At least from personal experience, it is seemingly hard to progress and advance to another position in the company; however, the possibilities are still there.

Pros: Flexible working hours, benefits, health insurance

Cons: Not much team building.