No longer a startup, not yet a FAANG
No longer a startup, not yet a FAANG
Very chill place to work — work-life balance is achievable.
Strong AB-testing/experimentation culture.
Relatively light on process — lots of flexibility.
Enthusiastic official support for diversity/inclusion and employee wellbeing.
The slow rate of technical and policy change is due to a large amount of legacy code/technical debt and a people-pleasing, risk-averse, "no blame" culture.
The company started out highly agile and chaotic but has been slowly, and not without friction, becoming process-oriented over the last few years.
The over-reliance on expat workers who don't know their rights has led to some sloppy HR practices, but this has been getting better.
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