Pros: Employees have tons of latitude and ownership. Any time someone challenges the way we are doing things, they get a lot of opportunity to fix it. People are super smart and challenge each other a lot. It's a surprisingly strong team given the lack of external visibility to what we work on. The company is almost hilariously successful. Our customers totally love us. Every time I am in an Uber and they ask what I do, they tell me how much they love Credit Karma. It's awesome to be in a mission-driven company that really resonates with users and also turns in great revenue numbers. My favorite job ever. I love it here and recommend it to everyone.

Cons: We have grown really fast and are thin in some areas for a company of our success and size. It's not the most efficient company in the world. A number of first-time senior leaders are figuring out how to do it without a lot of coaching.

Pros: - Business outlook is good; positive feedback from our members. - Transparent communication from ECs. - Great work/life balance. - Lots of opportunities; it's up to you to get them. - Great programs for continued education. - Convenient office location.

Cons: - Lots of low-hanging fruit that should be addressed but aren't, because new ventures are prioritized. - Company values "quick win and progress over perfection." This sounds positive but amounts to tech debt and an unwillingness to bring in new technology where it makes more sense. - Below-market pay and pretty closed-fisted with equity. It's hard to get any with the signing offer, and there are no stock refreshers. - 401k matching is vested, and the gym subsidy is virtually nonexistent. - Doesn't promote from within and seeks middle/upper management from external hires, whose first objective is to make a name for themselves. This results in bad, uniformed decisions.

Pros: People are helpful, and the HR is really nice.

Cons: You won't be doing a lot of work during your internship.