Pros
1. Work-life balance if possible 2. Salary can be decent 3. You can meet great colleagues there
Cons
1. Most important thing: as a developer, you spend only a fraction of your time on actual software/model development. Due to a great chaos, you get a lot of ad-hoc tasks, often being purely bureaucratic ones. 2. You can work only via remote desktop, which is laggy, often crashes and is very constrained. For a software developer this was a nightmare, you cannot have access to a lot of standard tools available on the market. 3. You don't get equipment - you get about 10 euro monthy (!!!) as a reward for using your own computer. 4. You spend a lot of your time on meaningless calls. The so-called agile transformation made things even worse. 5. If you want to do machine learning in Poland - this is the terrible idea. You won't have access to most of data, and even those that you can access are stored in archaic systems. Accessing and operating on it is horrible. 6. Raises and bonuses - you probably won't get them too often and not too much.