Pros
- you can find some really nice people here
- good looking office
- vegan/vegetarian canteen is an ok thing
- depending on the team (so if you're lucky) you can bring in own ideas and new technologies
- some problems I had with the office/workplace were quickly resolved
Cons
- a typical "sausage fest", women not welcomed to work with code
- company have gifts for International Men's Day, but nothing for International Women's Day
- oftentimes you can overhear intolerant conversations from Polish coworkers during lunch breaks/in corridors
- solid professionals hired in management positions leave very soon, unable to bring much needed change
- most superiors lack required skills, as they are promoted from lower positions based on years in company
- CEOs are emotion-driven and thus treated fearfully and carefully by team leaders, even during important conversations
- CEOs prefer to base the decisions on their hunch rather than listen to hired experienced professionals
- there are bullies in most of the teams (team leaders included) - company prefers to silence the scandals and inactively force victims to quit
- some problems I had with the important parts of the project were never resolved, even after reminding about them year after year
- non transparent salaries
- company lies about promotions - I was given a written promise about promotion in 6 months given I reach described goals; I reached these goals but didn't receive promotion
- CEO gave me an apology about promotion lie and asked not to talk bad about company when I leave
- company is unwilling to benefit from various non-position-related experiences and skills of many employees