You get some, you lose someThe good thingsPersonally, from my experience, depending in which department you end up with the work you've contributed and time are valued accordingly which is a good encouragement. Also, ensure the task you received are within your capabilities upon completion. If you notify them soon enough and respectfully, they will assist or pass your task to someone else who are more skillful on it. Don't be afraid to ask for help too, they will assist you if possible.
The challengesHowever, with few, it can be challenging and stressful. This is due the company has less than 30 employees at the time I'm writing this (they are opening vacancies and eventually expanding), but due to what I believe as lack of people, some of the team you work with can be especially busy that it was hard to continue with your task unless you notify them very often. Though due to small teams, there are no bypassing in communications. In a way, you get some, you lose some.