Pros: - Nice people who are always down to help out. - Projects are always interesting and meaningful. - Free catered lunch from real restaurants in the Bay Area :). - Good pay (would be even better if the stock went up). - Amazing learning opportunities (free masters and bonuses for Coursera).

Cons: Documentation could use a little more work. No 401k matching. Health insurance is not free.

Pros: Lots of opportunities to grow and learn. AI projects with a lot of future.

Cons: Just 1 day of HO per week.

Pros: Skilled professionals, generous compensation, and perks higher than normal.

Cons: They claim to be innovative, but they use outdated programming languages like js-rhino and their own overly complex language, which often complicates rather than simplifies tasks. Debugging? They don't know that word. Connecting to the development environment takes an eternity, and error messages are confusing and usually useless. Their demos look good superficially, but the app itself is slow and often doesn't work properly. There's no option to work from home. Their method of assessing engineers' performance is outdated, focusing solely on metrics like lines of code and closed tickets. This overlooks the impact of internal tools, which often cause development issues not reflected in these metrics. Consequently, it unfairly labels engineers as "underperforming" as these metrics fail to quantify true impact.