Pros
Somewhat new technology in Indonesia, you'll learn a lot about brain function and its effects on our body and mind. You'll work with kids with special needs, once the therapy shows effect, you'll feel this feeling of fulfillment. The office is pretty strategic and easy access to public transportation as well as affordable good food. The head of operation will defend and stand by you against unrightful complaints.
Cons
Heavy workload on a tight schedule (big chance you'll bring your work home); inappropriate feedback giving method (There are times they'll give you feedback in front of clients or during sessions); 8 hours, 6 days of work with jakarta's minimum wage (4-4.5 million); quite far; two months of unpaid training period; you dont get benefits such as free parking, insurance, or lunch (you'll get free lunch only on saturdays); high turn over rate.
