Pros
Casual dress - pays slightly higher than industry average
Cons
Wooow, absolutely amazing place. Amazing for all the wrong reasons. For anyone reading this, please put on your imaginary seat belt. Communication; in all sincerity I truly believe that a person from an ancient tribe in papa new Guinea, could communicate more effectively with a person from the extinct Inca tribe. Eg, No team meetings, no 1 to 1s, poor verbal communication, reactive, obnoxious, passive aggressive, no morning catch ups and no end of month action plans. All team communication is done via instant messenger, genius no? Silence; as there is little or no verbal communication within the team the silence is deafening. If someone asks a question or needs help the sound is like a clash of thunder and everyone turns around and looks at you for breaking their peaceful silence, weird!!! The work life balance that they told you at the interview is a pure lie. Get ready for solid months of 9am-8pm shifts, managers have no people management skills and I mean zero. The work itself is like looking at a wall of grey, some days it may be a lighter or darker shade, but it's still grey. To top it off, the offices are also grey, bleak and have no charm or character. Not to mention, there are good few suicide prevention posters in the small canteen and toilet areas. NICE VIBES YE!?! Not one for giving advice, but for young, vibrant and hungry graduates I can only say this. DO ANYTHING ELSE, you don't need experience working here. I implore you to dig deep and take any alternative option available to you. If not, you will slowing wilt away. For the seasoned professionals, you heard all the stories they are true.