Pros: Occasionally attractive Italian colleagues on zoom calls

Cons: I encountered arrogant managers that lack the emotional quotient and have the inability to make eye contact.

Pros: Flexible time off; Frequent company-sponsored trips and retreats; Commute and lunches paid for; Diverse range of products and services

Cons: Public recognition of the company (as of now)

Pros: - Excellent compensation, option of receiving part of the salary in stocks - Meritocratic, I've received several raises simply for performing well in my role, without the need to ask or apply for them - Flexibility, you can decide day by day where to work from. I personally spend the whole summer working from the countryside - Stunning new office in the center of Milan. The office is full of food and amenities and hosts several events. It's like a second home. - Exotic company retreats once a year. This year in Vietnam with WeRoad, next year Seychelles! - Inspiring Colleagues! Spooners are talented and motivated. You never stop learning, both professionally and personally - Small teams that manage highly impactful products. Opportunity to change project and role frequently

Cons: - Spooners are extremely passionate about their work. If you don’t share the same level of passion/motivation, it might be challenging to keep up with the pace - Due to the dynamic nature of our product portfolio, company-wide reorganizations and role changes are common. If you're not flexible and adaptable, this might not be the right fit for you.