as someone who turned down their job offer some 3-4 years ago (after being advised against by former employees), for the exact reasons you just put in your video, i can confirm that the workplace is about as toxic and drone like as it gets. it's what you'd call, in romanian, "a communist workplace". kind of hard to translate what exactly that means and the details you've put in barely scratch the surface. think of the reddit threads where people complain about horrible and toxic workplaces, multiply that by 100 and you'll still be a bit short. i can give an example without breaching any NDA that would horrify any reader: consider being tech support for a travel agency in europe. but your work terminal is a laptop from 2008. it's hard locked so you only have access to 2 pieces of software to fix any problem that arises. you only have access to viewing the terminal you're supposed to fix, not directly change/fix anything. and any and all problems that can't be fixed, you need to send a "terrain agent" (that's usually in the same country, not necessarily the same city) who has a week to go fix the issue. also, you get penalized for every issue that you don't fix, just because. so you end up with your 300 euros minimum wage turning into a 150 euros a month because you are far too restricted, when all you needed was access to regedit for 5 seconds to change a DWORD value. and this was considered one of the better jobs. i know this isn't QA but those NDAs are heavy and i'll be 90 by the time i can talk about anything. i hope this actually gives some ideas as to how shitty those jobs can be here.<br>there's also one more thing you should take into account: it's common practice to make a "donation" (aka bribe teachers/deans/principals) to a local college or high school to get "fresh meat" every year with very low pay and high work hours count. or at least it is that way over here. so them having QA testers with 0 experience is not all that surprising. we may have some of the brightest minds in programming but we have the dumbest, most conservative and most toxic managers and bosses on the planet. the kind of people that still think it's the 80's and that your direct boss/manager is your god. look it up if you don't get the reference. <br>if you cover a diamond in a turd, it'll look like a turd, not a diamond, no matter the angle you see it from.,(reply>), @IEcLiPsEI95 dude I'm from Poland so you kinda missfired here :P we got very similar stuff :P,(reply>), @jakzine540 The Mindset of Homo Sovieticus is a very prevalent one and it was also contagious to the bordering countries. Romania was a bordering country.<br>And Romania was occupied by soviet military till 1958,(reply>), @Sviat Bog But they were in the Warsaw Pact, yes?,(reply>), Romania never was in Soviet Union,(reply>), It's like the Soviet Union never really died, and it's been 30 years.