1. There’re more opportunities for growth. 2. Work closely with the core team that can learning lots from them. 3. Get valuable practical experience step by step
Cons
1. There’s constant change - continuously pivot, iterate on existing processes and update their workflows to adjust to changing client and market needs.
remote, the only good thing is a remote job (I believe they set the environment as remote to cut the operational cost)
Cons
Micromanagement was a major challenge in the workplace culture. There was a strong focus on asking for improvements, but very little clear guidance or support provided to help employees develop.
Compensation and workload also felt unbalanced — the salary gap between leadership and staff roles was very minimal despite having significantly different responsibilities and pressure levels.