Pros: DocuSign is a leader and pioneer in the digital transaction management (DTM) space. Working for an engineering team that is leading and creating a new market segment is humbling. Awesome product and projects, very impactful work, great coworkers, good work-life balance, free lunches, snacks, drinks, and every Friday - bagels/donuts, dinner, drinks, and music (happy hour). As an engineer, you are working on industry-leading technology (proven and loved) and work with brilliant talent.

Cons: Growing pains - DocuSign is growing rapidly and needs more resources.

Pros: DocuSign is a fast-growing company, and they will very likely become a multinational powerhouse, despite all the problems engineering has. They have a good work-life balance. Even this late in the company's growth cycle, stock options are likely to be fairly valuable.

Cons: Despite the pros, DocuSign is a terrible place to work, with very little management involvement until something goes wrong. Parts of engineering are allowed to be abusive and offensive simply because they deliver quality work, and 'brogrammers' are everywhere. Office politics is present, and there is a very real 'old boys network' in place. If you want to succeed, you better hitch your boat to one of the established cliques and be very careful how you tread. Upper management is sometimes completely clueless about what is actually going on at an operational level (or perhaps they have a little of the 'Steve Jobs reality distortion field' in effect; it can be hard to tell the difference). Ultimately, stay away from DocuSign because your career there will be like a trip through a minefield: you won't know if you made a misstep until it's too late.

Pros: - Good work-life balance, not stressful at all, and the team was chill. - Clean, spacious office with snacks.

Cons: If you're looking for a faster-paced environment, DocuSign probably isn't for you.