Pros
-No micromanagement -Managers are always improving and are open to suggestions. -If you want to change careers they allow you to do so. -They always pay on time. -If you want to learn something new they give you the tools, maybe not quickly but they help you learn. -There is gender equality. -They do not tolerate discrimination of any kind. -The work is 100% remote. I only visit the office for social purposes and/or to pick up an extra monitor.
Cons
-Salary is competitive but in my experience getting a raise is a little bit complicated. in other places they give you an annual raise due to inflation but not here. -They give you so much freedom that you may feel lost and if you don't have experience asking for help you may feel overwhelmed. But if you ask for help you get it. So if you have doubts about anything ask. They will help you. -Sometimes it takes them a while to give you your work equipment, which can make you doubt if you really have a stable job or if they will let you go. But in my experience it's because of lack of communication.
