I'm not writing this to scorn Stateside. I am writing this to inform potential employees of deceit and headaches they're about to endure.
This was jumping ship into an endless ocean of empty promises that lead to nothing. I'd seen my coworkers fired over being exhausted and wanting to not work on weekends on end.
Worst things are:
- Management: They will do whatever it takes to make the sale, even if it means kill their entire team with overtime or having to contract a third party to do it. They don't listen to their team recommendations or risks they presented, even if it will cost them their client
- Payment: They are really bad at paying, don't be surprised if they try to promise some extra things so they can delay payment... even offer a "share" of the company, it will be a lie.
- Their concept of ownership: Do whatever it takes to make all project work in our timeline, don't mind your family, your health, or anything, even if it's weekend, holiday, the 10th night in a row, doesn't matter.
Advice for people thinking off working with them: don't!! but if you decide to do it anyways. Get everything in writing. ALWAYS. Be ready to defend your self, they will try to blame you for EVERYTHING, even if you raised red flags or if you warned on any risk for the project.. it will be your fault. So have your facts ready