Pros
Work from home is a true blessing here. No commute stress, flexible hours to fit life around work, and the freedom to create your perfect setup. Team members are genuinely great too: supportive, collaborative, and fun to work with, making even tough days bearable. These are the only bright spots in an otherwise flawed company, but they're enough to make it worth sticking around if you value those perks.
Cons
Management has no clue, especially the US HR folks who treat people like they don't matter. They won't help if you're burning out or falling behind. No real help, no one listens, just a bunch of empty words that mean nothing. Want to learn something new or get better at your job? Good luck with that. They make you use old tech and messy code from years ago. It's super slow, keeps crashing, and breaks all the time. Feels like using a rock to do a hammer's job while everyone else has better tools. When you try to leave, it's a nightmare. They take forever to give you basic papers like experience letters, last pay slips, or relieving notes. Weeks or months go by with silly excuses like system problems or policy stuff. It's easy for them but turns into a big headache for you right when you need those papers for your next job. Rules change out of nowhere, nobody cares about your ideas, and problems just pile up with no fixes. Team meetings? Forget solving anything. It's all about pointing fingers at each other instead of fixing what's wrong up top. New to work or got years of experience? Doesn't matter. Get out while you can. This place will kill your drive, waste your good years, and leave you angry with bad references and nothing but their weak excuses.