Pros
-Chill coworkers -Foosball, pool, ping pong -Something you can put on your resume
Cons
-Horrible management. -Crooked reward system. Advancement favors those who get along well with management not by performance. -Discourage feedback. Those who speaks up are deemed to be antagonistic so therefore are less likely to advance. In my experience speaking up for new ideas will usually be shot down just because that's now how things were supposed to be. Worse, promises that changes will be made but never really happens. -Misguided promises. Talk of moving to on-site are often delayed indefinitely. Here’s my advice for newcomers if you wish to work for this company as an entry level QA engineer. -The name job title QA Analyst or QA Engineer does not mean you will really be ‘engineering’ or 'analyzing' anything. 90% of tasks can be done with basic knowledge of the computer and web browser. You will be 'executing test cases' or clicking through links. -Work here if you need the money and are desperate. Otherwise your time will be worth much more if you continue to find another job or build your experience on your own time to find a job. Trust me on this. -If you decide to work here, make friends quicks because that is the only way to keep you sane through hours of clicking through links. Don’t worry everyone here is the same boat as you. -Know that everyone is thinking about leaving as well, they’re all waiting for the right moment. -On the good side, you can take this as a learning experience because as you move on to other companies you will have an excellent example of how a company shouldn’t be ran.
