Guaranteed hours of work with no guaranteed pay. - werkgeversreview Ambassador bij Dishcrawl

The problem with large companies as an engineer is that you rarely get a say in what areas of technology you want to explore or learn about. If the company has standardized on Java then you are pretty much hosed. The plus side about working at a smaller company is you get to explore and grow without a large amount of the bureaucracy you'd find at a much larger company. Dishcrawl tends to adopt a solution first strategy. Python is mostly used but it doesn't mean we frown on PHP. Whatever gets the job done. As with a lot of startups there is a good deal of autonomy with a focus on the end result.

It is a lot of work. There is an infinite amount of things you can make and picking what direction to go is tough. Like with all code there are bugs and critical ones have to be fixed quickly (even if it is 9pm on a Sunday night).

-Able to work from home -Get to meet lots of people during the event, work with restaurants, and eat yummy food

-Lonely without coworkers -Unrealistic expectations -Hardly get paid for the hours you put in