Vantaggi
Next to none if you hold an above average degree and are not looking for a dead end job.
Svantaggi
Salary Salary is below market average, and will not allow you to live comfortably. You will have two choices: get a room along with other random people (kinda like college), or get a very very small apartment on the outskirts of Prague (btw once you leave the two blocks center of Prague the city turns into a soviet wasteland made of popular housing grey buildings: tagging along with neighbours and store clerks that do not speak a word of English). Progression Career progression is a dead slow bureaucratic process that is gonna lead you to a capped salary raise at less than 5% of your monthly earnings. So get ready to settle in with your Czech roommates (btw most roommates will require you to pay extra for guests that stay 3+ days in your room - something to do with amortising the furniture and floor, or just them not getting laid). Benefits Recruiters, and line managers love to talk you about the great company benefits, but I believe that’s is just to convince themselves that they are actually not that bad. They are. Discounts are low (5-10%), gym is subpar (not actually a gym just cardio), massages and health benefits are available just twice a month. Language classes for Russian or Croatian are a joke (you actually need to be relatively conformable speaking either one to qualify - prior to admission you got to take a test). Culture Well, if you are still reading I will let you know that I saved the best for last. Since day one of your new job at ExxonMobil you will be reminded at least 20 times a day about safety - of you see a puddle on the floor report it, if you see someone opening a door to quickly let them know, if someone walks too quickly in the hallway let them know it is not safe, and so on. You will have realised this is just an interesting take on corporate bs; only thing special is that most of the employees will actually believe what they are telling you is smart (and not something you could have realised with the common sense of a 5yo). This should give you an idea on the type of people you will actually be working with. These leads me to the most important part of the review. The company treats this local office as a business support center (as the name states) a.k.a. a glorified callcenter. The people you will be working with and the career you will have here are the same you should expect if you were working in an actual call center. There is absolutely no connection in terms of career opportunities with the American headquarter, so if you applied to this job with the intention of climbing ExxonMobil corporate ladder give up and run away as fast as you can.