- many people don't want to adapt new programming techniques, new technologies, their thinking is outfashioned
- there are many people, who don't do proper work (eg. lazy) or don't take responsibility. If you expect quality from others, it might bother you
- lots of company made tools to work with (but most of the time they work properly)
- there are many homemade codes, which could be changed to better thirdparty alternatives, but specialist people think it's an adventage to write our own version of everything (but I think it's a disadventage)
- there is very little documentation, most knowledge spreads by asking people who have been working there longer than you
- customers are automotive companies, who provide SDKs which do not use cutting edge technology, so company is forced to use older technology (we switched from C++03 to C++11 only around 2015)
- when project deadline is close, they expect more work, even overtime, it can be stressful, but most of the time work isn't stressful.
- codebase is quite old, the base was written 8-10 years ago, and many people are affraid to touch it, there are no enough resources to think over and rewrite the very base of the software.
- no proper automated testing
- the endproduct is made for embedded device, but the majority of the company neglects it, and develops only on windows.
