Pros
Flexible remote work environment, that’s it.
Cons
Lack of clear structure and long-term planning, with frequent changes to goals and priorities driven by inconsistent direction from upper management. Limited career advancement opportunities, particularly for the U.S. where growth is essentially capped at a senior title, often with employees feeling pushed into that role without meaningful choice or support. There are few opportunities to transition into other departments, making long-term career development feel stagnant.
Additionally, concerns around limited diversity and representation, with a noticeable lack of varied backgrounds and perspectives. Leadership style has also shifted toward being more aggressive and micromanaging, which impacts morale. Overall, employees are often overworked, underpaid, and expected to adapt quickly to constant changes without adequate structure or compensation alignment.