Avantages
Work from home. Pay is decent.
Inconvénients
Pretty much everything else. Seriously - read the reviews. They’re not exaggerated. If you’re a self-starter who learns by doing (and yes, making mistakes along the way), this is not an environment where you’ll succeed. Mistakes aren’t treated as part of growth - they’re met with public criticism. The CEO fosters a culture rooted in fear and ridicule under the guise of “coaching.” If you make a mistake, expect to be called out - and publicly. There’s little to no structured training, expectations are vague, and the overall environment feels disorganized and high-pressure in the worst way. Teams operate in a constant state of anxiety, second-guessing even basic questions. Communication is also tightly controlled. DMing colleagues is not allowed; All conversations happen in public channels where responses are highly scrutinized. Teams are often warned to be extremely careful about what they say, as even simple questions can lead to public criticism by the CEO if they’re perceived the wrong way. If you’re considering working here, take the negative reviews seriously - they reflect a consistent experience, not isolated incidents. The culture is deeply toxic and unsupportive. I’ve never felt more unstable in a job.