Pros
- A good place to get hands-on experience early in your career. You get to work on live projects and take real ownership, which helps you grow faster.
- The team is small but cooperative. Most people are helpful and approachable, including the management.
- The learning is very practical — you pick things up while working, which makes the experience very real and not just theoretical.
Cons
- Some internal processes, like documentation, task tracking, or communication, could be more structured. Sometimes there’s a bit of confusion around priorities or expectations.
- There aren’t formal training sessions or defined mentorship, so you must be proactive and learn things independently.