Pros: Nice work, culture. Good for growth.

Cons: Too many work loads on weekends as well.

Pros: Lots of fun events for interns.

Cons: No cons that I can think of.

Pros: - Educational for junior specialists - Interesting product - Recognizable brand, that attracts smart people

Cons: - Management varies from under-powered to absurdly unqualified. - Promotion is based on loyalty, not on skills. - There is no career ladder. - There is no professional development, and no budget for learning. There are no guarantees they will pay towards your travel expenses even if you speak at a professional conference. - There are no professional bands; salary is not based on merit, hence the pay gap is often unbelievably huge. - A very siloed culture amplifies already significant technical debt. - There are lots of politics. - Blog-driven development, which usually has nothing to do with your job. You will have to clean up the mess after the rock-stars move to new shiny projects. - Not an equal chance employer: if you don’t kiss the right place, you are doomed to be treated as a second-class citizen. - Communication is often problematic, even within teams. Cross-team collaboration is almost non-existent. - Stolen ideas and claiming undue credit is not an accident; some employees intentionally sabotage their colleagues. - The people team is useless. - The CEO rules by intimidation; the COO is weak. - They are cheap on everything: from tiny desks to business flights without baggage. - Most of the talent does not stay longer than 2 years or waits for the IPO to quit shortly after. - Leadership asks employees to write positive reviews on Glassdoor. On bad reviews, they comment to bring it up with your manager, but managers usually ignore any feedback from employees. - Benefits are poor; equity is meaningless. - Burnout is common. - After realizing they are a company of white dudes, they started intentionally hiring minorities to improve the numbers, but they fail to attract anyone senior. - Belittling employees that left the company.