Pros: I love coming to work every day. The people are great, the food is delicious, and best of all, what we're working on is inspiring. The office is beautiful and a pleasure to be in, and the company has maintained a great culture despite growing so quickly.

Cons: The building is still being renovated, so there is some construction noise and workspace is limited. When the rest of the building opens up, things should be much better.

Pros: The people are friendly and very smart. I believe I am working on very high-impact problems that have a huge impact on Airbnb's core business. Airbnb treats all employees very well, and I love coming to work every day.

Cons: We're growing fast, and we have to be mindful about doing it right.

Pros: I've been working at Airbnb for a year as a software engineer. Top two things I like are how helpful people are. Instead of wasting 2 hours trying to figure it out on my own, if I get stuck, I ask for help, and people spend the time to both answer the question and explain a bit more so I actually understand what's going on. Within my first few weeks, I was amazed at how much I learned, and now a year into the job, I feel very knowledgeable in my area, and pass on the favor by helping new hires. The second favorite thing about Airbnb is the people. I'm a new grad, and I really like the fun culture, a mix of people who are chill, but also those who like to go out and party a bit more. Nothing that crazy, probably doesn't compare to Facebook's epic parties, but I'm more than happy. And it's a great crowd. Also, our office is amazing. Just Google for "Airbnb custom spaces" to see pics. I love bringing people to the office because they always like it. In terms of the job itself, it's very reasonable. Flexible hours, only occasionally work late when I choose to, supportive and helpful team. All in all, there's nothing that I really dislike about Airbnb.

Cons: I would definitely say the company has more focus on product development and growth than on engineering quality. That means that currently the codebase is a little messy, and there are times where you'll have to ask a few people before you find someone who understands the code well. However, this is definitely being worked on as we expand, and different components are being refactored or rewritten. Also, I feel that designers get too much say in the things that are built, occasionally at the expense of functionality.