Ideum reviews

Projects turn over every six to nine months and so there is no longevity to projects. I feel like I don't really have any work to show off for this period of my career because it literally doesn't exist anymore except for in the wayback machine. Project deadlines creep up fast and a feeling of constant grind tends to be a byproduct of this. This affected my overall wellbeing with severe bruxism that took a few years to kick. Last minute requests from clients are not pushed back on enough. High turnover. 2 years was pretty average for most people, usually a little less. No unified tech stack. Technologies vary wildly, it's good to wear many hats here unfortunately other company do not value that the same way. Under-powered hardware can be a problem when trying to develop cutting-edge interaction-driven applications.

Not so much cons as professional realities: requires adaptation to context-switching and multitasking. Project deadlines can be tight and there can be unexpected changes along the way. There's always something new happening, which is exciting and occasionally stressful--and that's the nature of the enterprise.