Pros: Work was interesting, the work-life balance is great, and everyone is super friendly.

Cons: No PTO for interns, but you can probably work with your manager to work something out.

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.

Pros: Fun perks like free coffee and snacks. Lots of smart people there and lots of people with shared interests that form clubs. Great work-life balance.

Cons: Biggest con (for me) was writing code in Java. I understand it is deep-rooted in the industry, but I always had to debug things that were a result of side effects. I also did not receive retirement benefits as a co-op, which I had on previous co-ops.