Pros
1. Support from the team both in APAC & in the US. I have been trusted to be a subject matter expert for the region & the area of the responsibilities. The team is willing to listen to what I am good at and believe in my comments/advice. 2. The colleagues in Singapore are very nice and supportive ... I'm blessed to be able to work and befriend them. 3. Pantry is full of snacks and alcoholic drinks that the colleagues will buy back from their travel! 4. Awesome product with great advocates and happy customers.
Cons
It’s neither big, nor small company so there are not many things are in place yet: 1. There is no existing processes in some of the tasks (many things were created / done before a proper planning). Or the processes require a lot of manual practices which are time-consuming. 2. As it’s a pretty small company, something should have kept secret was not kept secret. When one person starts talking, most of the people will know. 3. Meanwhile, some of the things that would affect you were kept for so long time. 4. The career path is also not very clear. I wasn't very sure how to step up to the next level as the company seems to put more layers above us. 5. It’s a sales-driven company (according to the size), so if you’re not in sales / or not related a lot to sales, you may not be thought about or forgotten in some scenario. 6. Many global calls are following the US timezone. Some calls are organized twice, but still in the US office hours (morning and evening) so either is very friendly for us in Asia.