3Shape

Pros: I've learned a lot working on dental CAD/CAM projects here. The teams in the Copenhagen office are usually very supportive, and you get to work with some smart people. It's a stable mid-sized tech company, which is nice.
Cons: As a Software Engineer, the deadlines can be pretty intense, especially before major releases. It's not uncommon to put in extra hours, which impacts your work-life balance. Sometimes the project scope changes quickly, leading to more crunch.
Advice to Management: Try to manage project scopes more realistically to prevent constant crunch times for engineering teams. Better planning could really help with employee well-being.

Pros: The work itself is pretty interesting, especially in the digital dentistry space. As a Software Engineer, I've learned a ton about 3D imaging and CAD/CAM software. There are usually cool projects to jump on, which keeps things from getting boring.
Cons: Job security feels kind of up and down. There have been a few rounds of restructuring in the Copenhagen office, and you never really know if your team will be impacted. It makes you a bit nervous about planning long-term here.
Advice to Management: Be more transparent about company direction and any upcoming changes. Clear communication helps a lot with employee morale and reduces anxiety about job stability.

Pros: I like the hybrid model here as a Software Engineer. Getting a few WFH days a week is a big help. It makes managing personal appointments much easier. It's solid for most roles in digital dentistry.
Cons: Sometimes the 'flexible hours' don't feel that flexible. Core meeting times can clash with global teams. It's tough when you're expected to be in the Copenhagen office on specific days, even if you don't have direct meetings.
Advice to Management: Really consider how team syncs affect true flexibility. Maybe fewer mandatory in-office days for some technical roles.