Pros
Continuous Improvement has Dynamics trending in a positive direction. The product solves issues with credit cards that are becoming more prevalent in today’s world. These issues potentially affect everyone. Resolution requires state of the art tech that challenges and encourages engineers to think out of the box. There are positive signs of growth and the tech is winning innovative based awards at consumer electronics shows. The lean company structure is typical of a startup, but it allows the individual employee to manage all facets of projects and it presents opportunity to expand experience and knowledge. As evidenced by a few previous reviews, being a part of something that has not been done before requires a certain amount of effort and time along with a willingness to accept some failures. This is typical of new technology where rules are not written; they have to be learned. The tech is not easy; if it was, then it would already exist. This company has improved over time and there are some pieces in place that are typical of established companies, but there is still work to be done. There are signs that indicate more positive growth and improvement will occur.
Cons
As with any startup, there can be periods during which extended hours are necessary. The product is not a normal consumer product that you buy at a store. Credit card offerings take time to develop not only the product, but the infrastructure and systems to make it all work within a secure environment. It can be frustrating at times developing a product that has to work world-wide while adhering to standards and equipment that can vary country to country or even store to store. There is pressure to perform as with any company. There are really talented people at the company; resource limitations typical at a startup exist, but are improving.