Pros: Three healthy and tasty meals a day, awesome views of the city, free yoga classes, the satisfaction of building a product that you use every day, transparency by default across the company, and extremely interesting learning talks from peers.

Cons: It's an open floor plan, so sometimes it can be hard to focus. Fortunately, there is an entire "quiet floor" for focused work.

Pros: - Compensation is pretty good, and stocks are going up right now. - Interesting product to work on. - Colleagues are great so far. - Dogfooding — using Asana to build Asana makes you so much more involved. - Office location is just 2 blocks from metro Centrum, so it's pretty easy to commute. - Since the company came to Warsaw pretty recently, you can still affect and build office atmosphere. - Pretty generous office days lunch allowance.

Cons: Most cons are related to the office being opened pretty recently, so I expect things to get better in many areas. * Accounting is outsourced, and folks from Asia don't know much about Polish taxes and legal stuff, so you have to explain things to them sometimes — I'd prefer the opposite. * Asana helps with the legalization process, but it's pretty slow. * Some perks common for companies in Poland have not been established yet (like Multisport). * AFAIK, some big tech companies in Warsaw like Google and Microsoft reimburse commute and/or parking expenses — unfortunately, that's not the case here. * Two pretty senior folks have been let go while still on probation during the past few weeks — it affected morale since we still know everybody in the office, and a lot of people are still on probation as well. * More flexibility with WFH would be appreciated.

Pros: Great culture and kind, good people.

Cons: Leadership is indecisive about what needs to happen.