Pros: Transparency: everyone from team members to executive management is easily accessible for questions. Positive working environment: everyone I've talked to is excited about what they are working on. Great for learning: the projects are challenging, and coworkers are always available to answer questions. The perks are also pretty nice: lunch and dinner, a gym a few blocks from the office, Warriors/Giants games, and free laundry service.

Cons: No real cons I can think of. Sometimes lunch is too tasty, so I eat a bit too much.

Pros: - Smart, fun, interesting people - Fast-paced, interesting, flexible work - Customer-oriented product management - Meetings are kept to a minimum

Cons: - Little product roadmap due to fast-changing work. - Job satisfaction isn't great if you dislike ads.

Pros: Been at the company for a while and see myself sticking around for the long term. The work is engaging and fast-paced, and there's a lot of opportunity to learn new things. I get the feeling that the company/CEO truly care for their employees and want to see them succeed. I enjoy the company culture and all the usual tech perks, team dinners, company outings, etc.

Cons: Company org structure is still evolving with no explicit paths on moving up. Usually, if you continue improving and doing great work, you'll move up when you pretty much expect yourself to move up, but at times it can feel like you're making no progress. There's also little feedback through the year, with only one yearly review. Some managers seem to always be working, which could lead employees to feel like they need to always be working. I'm guessing as teams grow, the workload will spread out better all around, but employees should make an active effort for work/life balance, which the company does support.