Pros: Everyone is very nice and friendly. The office is gorgeous, and there are lots of skilled and experienced engineers to learn from.

Cons: Besides the core product, not much else seemed to take off big.

Pros: Work remotely with good engineering support and setups to build.

Cons: Too much communication. I know what I am talking about. It is rare that communication can be too much, but here it is. Part of the reason is working fully remotely, which is reasonable. But the other part is that there are too many opinions from product management. And the permissions from engineering teams are limited to what's planned, what's committed, and what's the process of approvals allowed. A technology company led by product/experience design means things are running on product/design taste and unverified hypotheses a lot. Eval-driven is new to the company, and it is still far away from rooting in the culture.

Pros: There was good WLB, the pay was decent, and the culture was good.

Cons: There was not too much career growth.