Pros: - Lots of impressively smart, educated, and experienced people. - Lots of innovation and future-thinking. - Remote work is genuine and allows for work-life balance. Note: I left voluntarily and on good terms.

Cons: - Virtually no career paths. - Zero employee review process with feedback from management. - Lacks tuition reimbursement, 401k matching, and wellness funds. - Promotes people to management who cause chaos and are generally abusive. - Finger-pointing and deflecting blame is common practice. - Nerd bullies are beloved and rewarded. - CEO is rather emotional and moody. - Total chaos overall. Tech culture, especially in engineering, is already tough enough, but this place seems to be reversing course with all of the improvements people have been striving to achieve over the years.

Pros: I have only been here for a month, so I do not really have a review. Everyone is nice, the pay is good, and the work is cool.

Cons: Nothing remarkable to say, really.

Pros: - Good tech stack - Opportunity to learn

Cons: - A lot of politics in management and employee retention within the company is not based on work/skill. - Think twice before joining if you belong to a minority, as harassment is common and diversity efforts are nothing more than an eyewash. - If you are not in the habit of social drinking, you might feel unwelcome. - The CEO/COO and a handful of people in engineering management are total sadist/narcissistic predators. Employees who are vocal about this are usually moved to different office locations in the name of re-organization, and many good/skilled employees left the company. - Also, I intuitively felt some religious means of control in the company, but I don't want to talk further about it.