Pros: Working here at HubSpot provides an excellent window into modern software engineering coupled with excellent mentorship for new hires. From as early as the first week on the job, you can be developing and shipping real production code that can directly improve the lives of our customers. Whether it's front-end or back-end development, or somewhere in between, there's something exciting here to work on. Specifically for co-ops and interns, there is a lot of effort on behalf of the Product team to organize events and reach out and address any concerns. Overall, this has been the best co-op I've experienced.

Cons: Commuting from anywhere outside of the Cambridge area or downtown Boston can be a painful experience. The MBTA commuter rail lines and inner-city rails are not always on-time and generally pretty expensive.

Pros: Friendly people and HubSpot's culture

Cons: No cons; it is a good company.

Pros: HubSpot is at the pinnacle of growth and culture. As a current student working at HubSpot, I have been blown away by every facet. Never before have I joined an organization that was so motivated, fun, and enjoyable to work with. I truly believe, already, that we are family. Although I am a student, I have an equal amount of opportunity to impact the customer. In addition, there is a handful of key attributes that I love about HubSpot: * The merit-based and frequent promotions. * No rules; just use good judgment. * Any amenity to empower you. * The drive to better yourself, your peers, and your customers. * Physically bettering the marketing industry and small businesses directly. * Transparency as clear as it gets. Given this, I have learned more in the last few months than ever previously. I cannot recommend HubSpot to students or full-time employees enough. I am not working; I am on a challenging, but extremely enjoyable and rewarding ride that has provided me with an experience looking forward to each and every day. Smiling.

Cons: I cannot think of much, truly. As HubSpot continues to skyrocket, growth pains can be felt, but that is actively being dissipated as much as possible.