Pros
Looks good on the CV
Cons
Where to start? -Extremely long working hours and OF COURSE, unpaid overtime. If you ever ask about overtime or any other forms of compensation for the crazy hours you have worked (e.g. an extra half day off), you will be told off at the best case. You are EXPECTED to stay late. If you try to leave sharp for whatever reason, people will most likely look at you with those annoyed faces. -Extremely low compensation. Increase of barely 1.5-2% on a annual basis, the bonus being even lower than that. To be fair though, I heard that they raised the salaries in 2019, which is good, even though it took them almost 20 years to realise. -Everything is about politics. It doesn't matter if you exercise crappy management, it doesn't matter if teams fall apart and clients leave because of you, at the end of the day you will get the promotion if you know the right people. On the other hand, it doesn't matter how well you perform, it doesn't matter how much time of your life are you investing, there's gonna be no promotion whatsoever, unless you are good in politics. -The mentality about people who are high performers but don't want to get into the politics thing is more or less "rather than complaining, get on with your job. It's an honour for you that you are working here. And don't say much, because we can easily make you leave. There's 10 more people after you, looking for your role". -From what you have understood so far (and from other reviews), management is poor. This, though, won't stop them from pretending that the problems are not there at all. They will pretend that everything is fine, that 11-12 hour shifts is something normal, that the salaries and bonuses are more than enough, that despite the attrition rate might reach 50% everything is excellent etc etc.