Pros: I've been in the role of a Senior Software Engineer at Dropbox for almost a year, and it's been a very positive experience. What I like the most is the culture. The team I joined is supportive, collaborative, and there's an authentic sense of camaraderie. One of the highlights of my role here is the freedom to choose how I approach and solve problems. If you're proactive and enjoy taking the initiative, you'll find this workplace highly enjoyable. The company also has good benefits, including: * A generous perk allowance * Stock in the form of Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)

Cons: One of the downsides is having to join meetings set in the US timezone.

Pros: Excellent pay, excellent benefits, quite a small company with a large footprint. Lots of strong and passionate people.

Cons: Everyone knows that Dropbox is failing, and you'll quickly see why. Drew (CEO) has no idea how to run a company at scale and has hired toxic and incompetent executives. Management success comes from mimicking those executives. The company is rotting from the inside. Constant reorgs, chasing after the latest flavor-of-the-month goal. Now we've started doing layoffs to go with the reorgs. The only way to be happy at Dropbox is to give up on doing a good job and find a place to rest and vest.

Pros: Friendly colleagues, great benefits, and good work-life balance.

Cons: Management is all over the place. It needs to reinvent the product to stay relevant. Too many other companies offer better/equivalent file sync and share with more features bundled in.