Pros: - Excellent PTO - Good WLB - Great people - Modern tech stack - Interesting projects - Embracing AI-tooling

Cons: - The pay is strong, but it is not at the top of the market.

Pros: Work-life balance is taken seriously.

Cons: There were lots of good people, which made it hard to say no to them.

Pros: - A product that has found product-market fit and continues to grow and sell, despite downturn in tech market - Leadership gives you the autonomy to work and manage your own projects / offer suggestions on new projects to try - Above market salary and internal comp initiatives like adjustments for inflation and market adjustments keep the salary extremely competitive - Still has some start-up / scrappy vibes despite growing a ton this year, perfect if you want to work somewhere without too much bureaucracy (but not a shoe-string start up that could fold at the first economic downturn)

Cons: - Sometimes feels tough to collaborate cross-functionally. When I'm trying to get feedback or something back from other teams, it can take a while for them to respond on Slack or give an estimated timeline. Not a huge deal, but is a pain point when I'm working on projects that need external input