Pros
-Some brilliant employees -Full-time remote from anywhere -Trying to move towards more interesting tech stacks -Company growth potential is very high
Cons
-Severely overworked managers and PMs -No concrete progress towards resolving known issues -Difficult to get help from anyone when necessary, for almost everything -Application training is a disaster -Entire company success hinges on about 5 people with all the tribal knowledge -"Productivity Metrics" encourage rushed, untested code and avoiding any company contributions outside of finishing tasks, potentially damaging relationships with clients -On the Printerlogic side, you will likely be tasked with working with incredibly old, niche printing technology at some point, which can be frustrating -Lateral moves are incredibly difficult -"OKRs" aren't popular, ever