Pros: Growing really fast; people who are super smart and helpful; great compensation; transparent leadership.

Cons: It’s a startup, so it can be chaotic at times. Maybe that’s not for you.

Pros: Users love our product, and we've hired great engineers, and the company feels like a community. We're solving new problems every day, big and small, and constantly shipping valuable features. Nothing feels better than building a feature that users need and turning those users into happy customers. Our engineering team has a great culture of pragmatism and effectiveness: keep it simple, and ship it, and iterate. Don't over-engineer. We collaborate directly with other teams and customers. I'm regularly impressed by my colleagues' initiative and ambition to improve our product and processes. We're a remote-first distributed team with flexible hours, unlimited PTO, and optional in-person workspaces and events, which I've loved. We're trusted and empowered to do our best work.

Cons: The work is fast and often unstructured, and priorities change fairly often. Working at a growth-stage startup is not for everyone, but it's much less risky than some perceive. The real risk is wasting your time at big tech and missing out on a high growth opportunity.

Pros: - Kind people - Great offices and offsites - Competitive pay and benefits - Really good stock options

Cons: - Codebase that is a mess; lots of tech debt - Insistence on AI use - Unclear progression / leveling for engineers