Avantages
*The office is full of great people. All of the employees are nice people that are pretty fun to work with. *After a few months in the company your work schedule becomes very flexible, including remote work and working hours. *Very easy to enter, which is good if you are a total junior with zero skills.
Inconvénients
*Management is amazingly cheap. The only online courses we get are free courses, there's a company event about once a year and its not that impressive, we only use free tools without paid subscription and that's really uncomfortable, most of our computers are absolute garbage. *Salaries for developers are among the lowest in the field. *Technologies aren't up to date. *Projects are always chaotic(No pre-characterisation of projects, never thinking ahead, always follow the requests of the clients even if its obviously a mistake) *No job security. People come and go quickly. Many employees just suddenly disappear without any explanation. *No reward for hard work or extra time, including weekends. *Management lies and feels fake. *The environment is very supportive, but not a single employee appreciates the company which is very depressive. *Very easy to enter, which is terrible if you aren't a junior. We have developers that didn't go through a single professional interview.