Pros
Flexibility in working from home. Monthly food and transport allowance (although tiny amount). Pay on par with industry average.
Cons
The company lacks basic respect of employees. Some incapable young leaders rose to the top just because they joined the firm early, but they have no idea how to lead. Result-driven culture just means crazy KPIs, and the company (all at least my team) expect most people standby and ready to work 7 days a week, including holidays, to do meaningless things. Some people slack during the day but start to message others during the night and Sundays, just to show they are hard working. After you join the company, you will be told not to tell your friend you are employed by Binance (except a few they granted exemption), because Binance hires lot of ppl from places they are not supposed to have operations. The contracting company you sign will also not be Binance or it's subsidiary, and it will just be one of the shell companies that the founding team created. There are many grey areas this company operates in, and some areas are straightly illegal. You will be told you don't need to pay tax if you receive your compensation in BNB I strongly encourage you to do your own research before you decide to join. If you care about your long term career prospect, I would recommend you to join a more compliance crypto company (and there are many out there)