Pros
The value proposition is very good on paper. I believe that with the right management, they will be a global unicorn. This is a great place for Koreans but if you are not Korean it is a good fit if you are looking to earn a wage while you study or until you get your dream job. - Diverse team - Fair wage - Wage is paid on time - Flexible work from home schedule
Cons
-The work culture is to nod in agreement, exaggerate about experiences, or be sidelined. - There are two different teams; the Korea office and EM'S (the rest on the other side). - Passively militarized. Some of the reviews are TOKENISM from people who had performance talks with HR. - No pathway nor objectives, you will wake up not knowing what is expected of you as it changes daily. - Communication with HQ staff who make all the decisions can be difficult due to time differences and they are usually overwhelmed. - No HR. Though the hire is diverse, they have no idea what diversity or inclusivity means.