Pros
Learning opportunities: As a junior developer, I had the chance to work on different projects and technologies, which was help me to develop a broad range of skills and knowledge. Exposure to industry practices: Working in an industry setting had give me a sense of how development is done in a professional setting, including best practices, tools, and processes. Collaboration and networking: I had the chance to collaborate with experienced colleagues and build relationships with peers and mentors, which was valuable for my professional development. Potential for growth: Junior developers I had opportunities to advance their careers within the company, such as through promotions or by moving into more senior roles over time.
Cons
Steep learning curve: The learning curve was steep when I started working as a junior developer, as I needed to quickly learn new technologies and adapt to the company's development practices. High expectations: As a professional, there were high expectations placed on my work and performance, which was stressful for some. Lack of guidance and support: Depending on the project and team, you may not have access to the same level of guidance and support as I would in a consulting or mentoring setting.