Pros
Good for course/uni graduates without experience at all to gain some experience in the industry.
Cons
- Low salaries, no raises and even when they do give you a raise it's very low and they(the management) act like they're doing you a favor. - No growth opportunities, they promise to give you courses like automation so you could later advance to automation engineer roles, but eventually they tell to looks for courses online and study on your own. Previously they gave their employees free access to Udemy premium courses (which was the only good benefit they had at the time) but after some time they decided to switch to a "customized" learning platform (which lacked of actually good courses, because most of them are either very short or outdated) to save money on the premium access to Udemy. - Management: there is no clear hierarchy in the company, you can work on one project where your direct manager is responsible for another 100 people at the same time, good luck with trying to receive any attention in this way (sometimes you needed to reminder them of your existence in the company...).