Avantages
- Remote work - Important, meaningful projects that have potential to make a positive impact on the world - Creativity and innovation is encouraged - Great coworkers--many are smart, dedicated, and talented - Good opportunities for growth and advancement - Generous PTO - Generous funds provided annually for professional development
Inconvénients
- Poor work-life balance, often overloaded with a lot of projects - Everything is tied to project hours or level of effort (LOE) with strict tracking of hours per project, employees are highly discouraged from using overhead hours, even for non-project work and company meetings, often told "the company is losing money if you charge your time to overhead," creates unnecessary stress and anxiety for employees - Can improve on DEI efforts for a more inclusive workplace