Pros
Learning and benefits are good. Work from home benefits. • Technically complex and challenging projects • Exposure to advanced simulation work
Cons
• Extremely high stress environment with intense pressure to match predefined expectations • Limited clarity around governing metrics and project success criteria • Low trust in new hires; results are repeatedly questioned even when technically justified • Strong pressure to align outputs with expected results rather than physical reasoning • Performance standards can be unforgiving, and misalignment may quickly impact job security. All this pain is not worth it if there is no job security. • During exits, management may prioritize administrative convenience and “clean documentation” over transparent communication
