Kloud9 Career Development FAQ

Pros

cutting edge technology and trend setter client base

Cons

tremendous growth path, opportunity to streamline process

Pros

Latest technologies are used in project

Cons

Lack of job security and benefits are not employee friendly

Pros

Learning opportunities, and good package

Cons

Management is not that great

Pros

1. You get to work on some of the latest technologies. 2. Free food (pre-covid) 3. Nice location (pre-covid) 4. Not-so technical leaders, so you can easily fool them with less work. 5. You can learn office politics in the right way. 6. Good office boy (pre-covid). He listens to employee feedback better than leadership. 7. Good compensation.

Cons

1. Management/Leadership teams have a traditional IT mindset & process 2. CTO doesnt know how to manage modern application projects. 3. Not open to engineer feedback. 4. If you are someone looking for job security, this is not the place. 5. Horrible work culture due to demanding project timelines. 6. Less learning in terms on tech and more in terms of politics. 7. Even though you get to work on the latest technologies, you have to put in the work to learn it in a short time. You won't get mentorship or training even if you need to get onboard in a short time. 7. No work-life balance as you get Juggled between non-technical managers & leaders. 8. If you work for more than three months, you will lose your self-confidence because of how you get treated. The good compensation comes with this trade-off And the list goes on.

Advice to Management

should consider feedback from engineers.

Pros

1. You get to work on some of the latest technologies. 2. Free food (pre-covid) 3. Nice location (pre-covid) 4. Not-so technical leaders, so you can easily fool them with less work. 5. You can learn office politics in the right way. 6. Good office boy (pre-covid). He listens to employee feedback better than leadership. 7. Good compensation.

Cons

1. Management/Leadership teams have a traditional IT mindset & process 2. CTO doesnt know how to manage modern application projects. 3. Not open to engineer feedback. 4. If you are someone looking for job security, this is not the place. 5. Horrible work culture due to demanding project timelines. 6. Less learning in terms on tech and more in terms of politics. 7. Even though you get to work on the latest technologies, you have to put in the work to learn it in a short time. You won't get mentorship or training even if you need to get onboard in a short time. 7. No work-life balance as you get Juggled between non-technical managers & leaders. 8. If you work for more than three months, you will lose your self-confidence because of how you get treated. The good compensation comes with this trade-off And the list goes on.

Advice to Management

should consider feedback from engineers.