Avantages
The office is decent. That is about it.
Inconvénients
Micromanagement is the norm, guidance is inconsistent, and expectations are unclear until they’re enforced retroactively. Onboarding is essentially nonexistent—you’re pushed into delivery with no runway. The codebase leans on quick band-aids over root-cause fixes, with “half-done is done” shipping practices and minimal documentation. QA is superficial, firefighting is frequent, and technical debt keeps growing while refactoring is perpetually “next quarter.” Decisions change often, feedback skews critical over constructive, and there’s little time to actually improve.