Pros: long coffee break (friday), leaving work to care for children, okay.
Get to work, grab a coffee, manage the inbox, read the project blog, go through the previous days research, prepare for scrum meeting, present progresses and set backs, follow a directive from the meeting or continue in the direction of previous tasks, lunch, coffee break, department meeting, project work, go home.
I learned about the corporate development
– more... process for applications and the levels of concern that weigh on the final product outcome. Many of the groups members assisted me in when i needed help with specific languages or processes.
The management was there for me every step of the way. Whenever I had a question they were eager to help.
There is a very strong team structure that works well.
Hard parts of the job were also what made it so fun, we were working on new media, so the research had many blank spots to be filled in and there weren't so many examples to follow for points of reference. Completion is the most enjoyable part of the job. – less