Pros: Great place to work, amazing colleagues, great food and benefits. High scope of influence. Great office location. Interesting projects.

Cons: No performance bonus for engineers (unlike at Google and Facebook). This should be really implemented for Dropbox as well. Very talented people and high competition as a result (though it's a good thing).

Pros: - This is an environment full of brilliant people; there is never a shortage of work-related insight or non-work-related interesting conversation. - The culture is one of dedication to excellence--people truly care about creating a great product and providing a delightful experience for users. - Building a real income-generating product, rather than being an ad-supported platform, is incredibly freeing. It feels great to be working on a product that we can provide to everyone for free, and that provides an experience good enough that some users are willing to pay for more space. - "Work hard, play hard" is cliche, but an accurate description of Dropbox. - The food is awesome.

Cons: With an environment focused on quickly creating a great product, there comes pressure. It's mostly not external--there's just a drive to be awesome that rubs off on you, and sometimes results in long hours.

Pros: - Good work-life balance if you are looking for remote work. - Very good pay.

Cons: - Reorgs every year. - Due to its size, it's very much top-down management, so it's not as exciting as some startups I've worked at.