Pros
None, not a single pro in my experience.
Cons
I want to share my personal experience, which may not apply to everyone, but I hope it offers some perspective: * There’s a lot of micromanagement, often from managers who aren’t technically sound and struggle with communication and leadership * The work culture can feel quite transactional, people ask for help but often don’t show basic empathy when you need support * Work-life balance takes a hit due to constant pressure and unrealistic deadlines * In an attempt to cut costs, freshers are assigned to critical projects, even when senior engineers find it hard to navigate the work — this just adds to the chaos * The desk booking system is a mess; I’ve literally seen people sitting cross-legged on desks because they couldn’t find a place to sit * The cafeteria turns into a sauna during peak hours — the ACs just stop working when you need them most * On low-attendance days, the air conditioning is turned off completely, even if you're one of the few working from the office * And something as basic as a coffee machine took over three weeks to get replaced — it says a lot about how little attention is paid to comfort or morale All said, this is just my experience. But if you’re someone who’s still driven, curious, or ambitious, you may want to think twice. Because in a place like this, it’s easy to feel that spark fade.