Avantages
Some teams offer genuinely strong learning opportunities. If you land in one of those groups, you’ll get hands-on exposure and solid growth. The general work culture is okay; most colleagues are supportive and try to build a close, family-like environment. It can feel comfortable if you prefer a friendly, small-team vibe.
Inconvénients
Not all teams provide the same level of learning. A few have limited exposure, repetitive work, or slow skill development. This inconsistency affects overall growth. The payscale is average compared to the market, so don’t expect compensation to be a major attraction