Pros: Amazing breakfast and lunch every day. It's hard to beat the meals here, as they’re always varied, healthy, and fresh. They are sourced from a local farm to reduce Canva’s carbon footprint. * Generous stock options and salary * Taken seriously by my colleagues, and I feel like I can actually contribute meaningfully to the product. * Has a great culture that’s driven from the top down. They really do care about doing good in the world and ensuring their employees are safe and happy. * Flexible work hours * Gym access and free yoga fitness classes * Great coffee! * Pets allowed at work * So many different club activities, there’s something for everyone. They’re sponsored by Canva, as well as monthly team bonding activities. * There’s a real sense of trust in the organization that everyone is here to do good work and will do their part. * Small successes are celebrated. * Amazing teammates who are brilliant at what they do and have a wealth of knowledge to learn from. * Paid volunteer days * Budget for everyone’s personal development and learning * Transparency from the leadership team * Really awesome to see what they’ve achieved and what they hope to achieve in the future. It’s nice to be a part of it. Feels like a really good company to be part of right now, as it’s only going to get bigger and better.

Cons: - Lack of feedback from mentor/coach - Hard to see what’s going on across the business as it’s getting very big and growing very fast - No real structure in place so I don’t know how to progress further in my career or how I’m currently tracking - There’s so many new people it’s sometimes hard to keep up - It feels like the tenured people have more “status” because they’ve been here for longer

Pros: I like Canva's culture here. It is so diversified, and everyone can work in his/her own style. I enjoy working on cool stuff with a lot of nice and talented people. BTW, the in-house chefs are so good. The management team is very supportive.

Cons: Canva is still small, so sometimes you may have to touch some areas you don't know. On the other hand, that would also be a great opportunity for you to learn in new areas. So it may be a pro.

Pros: * Still free food * Cool office and gym

Cons: Toxic positivity throughout: you bring in problems, and you are the problem. Incompetent middle management that blames their faults on individual contributors. Blame-ful engineering culture: you had a bug? Well, wait for it to reflect on your review. HR team protects managers mostly. The engineering department is a boys' club. All people are treated equally. If you know someone higher up, you will get treated more equally. Lots of CEO's decisions feel like bangs on the head.