Pros: - Decent pay, probably because they're struggling to hire and retain staff. - Some teams do have genuinely nice people, although they're probably looking to leave. - Decent breakfast for free. - Tech is at a decent standard, using a lot of the latest stuff, and a lot of stuff is greenfield.

Cons: RTO policy: 3 days in the office mandated. This is tracked on a team level, so you and/or your team manager will have to deal with the consequences if one person in the team brings the percentage down. The leadership team has clearly said, "If you do not like this policy, please leave the company," which speaks volumes about the attitude of leadership towards their employees. Additionally, this is always framed in such a way that if there are further questions about this, expect to pack your bags and leave. This is said to be done to encourage collaboration, but everybody knows it's to enable micromanagement. This is without doubt a reason that attrition is so high. There is free lunch; however, most of the time it just tends to be a box with cold meat and salad. The best option is hard to get as it goes very quickly. Instead of splitting this across floors, for some reason, this is kept on one floor, which forms lots of queues and traffic at lunchtime. Forget about being promoted and decent pay raises. Typically, pay raises are below inflation level, and promotions are quite hard to come by unless you're loved by management, regardless of performance. So-called 'personal goals' are just a way of making employees do more work for the business for free or outside of working hours. Regular changes bring uncertainty and constant change in direction. The leadership cannot decide to stick with one direction. Sometimes, due to these changes, your role may change with additional responsibility without the additional pay or even a more senior tag. Employees are just really treated as pawns. If you care about being treated nicely at work, forget Checkout. You will just be another number on a spreadsheet. Since office days are Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, if you decide to take annual leave on either of these three days and work on Monday & Friday, expect some questions and challenges from management. It is usually granted (because they're required to by law), but can be questioned.

Pros: - Fast-growing company. - Use of latest technologies; always up to date and innovating. - The company invests in its people. - Great location. - Great office. - You have the freedom to share and discuss your ideas. - Really talented and sharp people, which inspire you.

Cons: Nothing really so far.

Pros: Excellent place to work, with lots of prospects. Exciting company, scaling up at speed. Chance to work with lots of exciting tech and with lots of knowledgeable people.

Cons: As with any startup, at times the workload and hours ramp up.