Pros: - Interesting problems to solve - Smart individuals who put company KRs first above their own personal gain - Quick growth

Cons: - Some teams hard to tie impact to company outcomes. - Not AI native (yet).

Pros: Context: I work on editor-related features (frontend). * Our customers really like us. Many use the tool multiple hours a day. Features we ship are immediately noticed and appreciated, as it directly improves their productivity. * There are enough low-hanging fruits that having impact isn't even a question. * There are plenty of technical challenges. The most requested features are all pretty involved and require solving problems from first principles. * Coworkers are consistently strong and thoughtful in their work. * Graphs go up and to the right.

Cons: - Being a startup, prioritization is important and does mean that we often go for the "good enough" solution rather than the full solution (often the most satisfying one). - Having lots of important work means fewer chances to have moments of creativity that often come with idle times and a bit of boredom.

Pros: The team is really supportive. People care about creating a warm, inclusive culture, and I've learned a ton from my coworkers here. We have a mature approach to engineering. We work hard to build stable, well-planned software. This lets us go home at a reasonable hour and not constantly battle fires.

Cons: Because of our size, many product decisions fall on individual engineers and designers. This is healthy in the sense that it gives you a sense of impact, but it also means that you have to be good at handling ambiguity in your day-to-day work.