Pros: - Good work-life balance - Good culture - Great colleagues Dropbox puts a lot of effort into creating a good work environment. I like their Virtual First approach, focusing on remote work but still having team meetups and events in different locations.

Cons: Dropbox is trying to expand into new businesses outside of cloud storage. There is some exciting potential, but operationally it feels like they are still figuring out how to properly support those teams.

Pros: - Good pay. - Good perks. - Not bad WLB.

Cons: - Leadership are bad and incompetent. - Chaotic management with constant layoffs and reorgs.

Pros: High base salary, decent insurance with no premiums, good 401(k), free food.

Cons: My manager expected me to hit project deadlines that were set by an architect working on an entirely different team, over six months before the project was assigned to our team. No opportunity was given to provide my own input on those estimates, and the assigned projects did not come with a clear design. I always found previously-unknown scope not considered in the original estimate, but when I brought up this new scope, my manager always dismissed my updated estimates. In performance reviews and ongoing one-on-ones, my manager would consistently tell me that I needed to go faster because I had missed the deadlines that I had told them were unreasonable. If you find a manager with a backbone who will push back against this kind of deadline setting, then you'll probably have a good experience.