Pros
I was hired for a full-time legal assistant position, although I had to leave due to the Covid-19 situation. The company is well-settled, with responsible staffs and managment. The collegues are very nice and supportive to each other. The supervisor or senior staffs lead directly their assigned junior members and I was one of those who learned and grew a lot under their supervisions and help. I could not thank more for their efforts and wisdom in their professional and personal advices. The CEO and management group is relatively young and open-minded, so their approach to the client's immigration situation can be creative. Compare to the law firm that had a lawyer who managed the tasks and strategies, where I use to work before coming to this company, I would strongly recommend this firm to be your choice of work and even for the clients. They appreciate your hard work and loyalty. Very genuine and down to earth people. I will definitely recommend my peers to work for the firm if they wish to develop their career in immigration law and consulting field. The firm also has other charity organization that serves as a hub to give back to the larger society. It is quite inpiring that the management is keeping that in mind, not just eager to expand their business for the profit only. I was inspired a lot and proud of what they are doing because I highly appreciate their work and professionalism.
Cons
As any other immigration consulting firms are like, it is very fast-paced work environment that requires highly focused attention to every detail. Also, since it is small-medium sized firm, the office is a bit small but does not interfer with work experience itself.