Pros
Punctual in payments Equipment to work totally supplied from company Young environment.
Cons
Approximate training, lots of things are left to the goodwill of the new entrants; some trainers are very professional and caring, others are very bad and treat you like you are stupid when you ask questions, or simply cannoto manage teaching to others. They say they are an inclusive and open company but they are very resentful when you criticize or make enquiries that they don't like. Sometimes you are left alone with your doubts and nobody is going to help. Depending on the market, if you have different people from different countries, the guys with the predominant market speak their languages among them and you feel excluded, when English should be the common language. They tend to practice exclusion if you don't get into a certain "frame" of people. The job is very demanding but somehow satisfying; the money is too low for eight hours a day for five days, you cannot make a living with that. Good for a few months just to get some experience or extra money.