Avantages
Some of the managers are very supportive. And the people are generally friendly and helpful.
Inconvénients
There are very few female developers. Females are hired into testing roles to keep female employment high. During my entire time there I only met two female developers. The company used to be focused on employee satisfaction but in the last year that has shifted and now they are focused on money and only care about metrics. They managed WFH poorly and the lack of employee appreciation was very obvious. They bragged every week about how much money they were making but then wouldn't pay their employees a living wage in the city. Instead they started hiring out of province because then they could pay people less. They claim to love hearing feedback, but then nothing is ever done about that feedback. The benefits are lackluster. They changed benefit providers to give better benefits but the benefit packages were essentially the same and my benefits in university were better. I loved the company for their purpose but management has turned the company into a money hungry machine and it lacks any employee appreciation.