Pros
1. Some good and helpful colleagues: but most of they have left 2. Opportunity to learn Italian
Cons
1. Ridiculous long working hours - and will be marginalised if you chose not to working during weekends and 10 hours a day 2. Ridiculous long time meetings - never start on time, never end on time, no solutions, no action plan 3. Nearly zero organisation 4. Poor benefit: low company contribution pension, and that's everything you get 5. Poor salary: one of the lowest on the market (if not THE lowest) 6. Poor code base: old and everything in Italian (database value, variable names, method signatures, documentation) 7. Not following any industrial standard: no unit test, no automation test, no performance test, no code review, no QA, everyone is dumping code onto trunk and with finger crossed 8. No training whatsoever