Pros
- very chill environment - everyone is so friendly and open to help (tell you what to do, not actually help you do it) - very very self serviced (you need to do everything yourself, no one holds your hand) - great breakfast and lunch, that you pay for out of your salary at the end of the month - great benefits (bike2work) - flexible 40hr - work from home available but dependant on manager - paid bank holidays and 20 days holiday (as far as I remember)
Cons
- monthly pay - low pay - as an intern you have no chance of growing, unless you apply for a graduate job and hope they take you in for an interview - turnover of staff is very high - too much politics interns should not have to deal with - not enough training - no realistic or clear goals - some peer will act like your managers just because you are new - no chance to jump from intern to junior, you need to go from intern to graduate to junior.