Pros: Good office, free lunch, good culture.

Cons: Cannot think of anything.

Pros: Interesting tech stack. Engineering teams are relatively free to choose the tools that they use. Good opportunities for career development. Good, but not market-leading, package overall. Great work-life balance.

Cons: - Commercial sells features before they are ready or even built, and promises delivery dates without involving the actual engineers who will build the stuff. - The London office doesn't have any food in it other than nuts. - Good senior people have been replaced by external candidates multiple times. - Executives are seemingly getting more disconnected from employees as the company grows. - Complete inflexibility about 'flexible' working arrangements; if you can't do the mandated days, then you have to leave. - Spent 1 year being extremely vague about what the return to the office would look like, and then implemented a company-wide policy that not many people wanted.

Pros: Good Company Competitive Salary Free Lunch

Cons: Your environment depends on your team. In some teams, you are happy, while in others, you might not be. Lots of re-orgs happened in the last year. This meant some people were let go, and there was a bit of downsizing. Teams and pillars were changed. There is no job security; at least, that has been the case for me.