Pros
• Not too much work experience required to get the position, just you need to be capable develop software systems from an idea to solid web applications including all components (front-end, back-end, APIs, databases) using C# .NET Framework. • Good professional experience as you will work with a big volume of data and you will face real production challenges and learn from them like load balancing problems, systems availability and stuff like that. • At offices, there are free Pepsi machines so you can drink whatever you want. • Free parking. • When there are events in Mexico that collaborate with Pepsi, the company share trivias and if you win then you get tickets to those events. Easy to get those. (Example: Vive Latino, EDC). • Saving Fund • Saving Bank • Insurance of major medical expenses • Only Spanish is required, no English used as there are no international employees. • Personal Loans after 1 year of laboral relationship. • You will be valued as the IT Specialist as there are many employees non in the IT Area. • You will understand how the logistic and manufacturing business for sodas works. • Everyone knows Pepsi, so it is easy to explain anybody where you work.
Cons
• If you are not used to a non-it environment you will take your time to fit in and also this involves that there is no too much technical specialists around you to consult. • Technical knowledge will be in charge from your side by previous experience or autodidact courses but the good thing about this is that you will have freedom to decide technical tools to use to develop systems (this can be also a disadvantage if you are not used to this). • No Udemy courses included. • No international experience. • There is no opportunity to grow in the company. • Salary is low if compare it with IT companies and responsibilities you will have.