Pros
- Great People: The coworkers, team leads, and most of supervisors are genuinely easy to work with. - Fully Remote: You have the flexibility of working from home. - Projects with a lot of exposure - Talented Team: The artists produce high-quality work despite some serious internal hurdles.
Cons
- Communication Bloat: Too many departments, domain chairs, and endless emails/meetings make staying on the same page a nightmare. - Rigid Hierarchy: The organization is overly bureaucratic and top-heavy. - Slow Decision-Making: Getting a simple "yes" or "no" involves too many layers of approval. - Outdated Tools: Production tracking software is obsolete, making many task a tedious chore. - Manual Labor: There is a frustrating lack of automation; people are still doing tasks by hand that should be automated. - Broken Pipeline: The workflow is heavy, unstable, and held together by "band-aid" fixes.