Pros
- surrounded by skilled and motivated people, even the management is great, which is rare - the company provides all the tools and equipment you can ask for - a LOT of opportunities to grow and choose the area of work that fits you best - good communication with the manager, easy to hear feedback - good team atmosphere & collaboration - well paid - your initiatives & ideas are heard & welcome
Cons
- Crazy workload & work tempo. This mostly comes from deadlines being pulled in more and more, and tasks coming up at short notice, and this seems to get worse over time. Managers can't do anything about it, as it comes from the top layers. So working overtime is almost unavoidable and expected of you, obviously leading to poor work-life balance. - Another thing, specific to Poland, is that the company does not provide KUP (tax deduction scheme for IT), which results in a big chunk of your salary eaten by a 32% Polish income tax.