Pros: Work-life balance. The company used to care a lot about employees. Pay is above average.

Cons: The company is not doing that well nowadays against the macroeconomic headwind. Yearly layoffs.

Pros: - Remote - Unlimited PTO - They let me keep my laptop when they laid me off

Cons: It is very much a surprise PIP culture now. The vibes were in the gutter, and everyone is scared. The products aren't even that good. New CEO never shows his face (Chris used to at least every month) and openly acts like he doesn't care about his employees. They do silent layoffs, reorgs all the time. AI AI AI AI AI AI AI AI.

Pros: * Smart colleagues * YOU days * Permanent remote option for those who love it. * Quarterly bonus payout.

Cons: Has some toxic managers in Hyd. Micromanages to the level where even if you breathe, it has to be documented. Manager asks for too many things to be done in a short time. Open PTO is a myth; nobody even takes their allocated leaves. Even when you take a leave, the manager will ask for the purpose of the leave. Too much metric-driven work, which asks you to work as per competency metrics rather than focusing on actual work. Focus on JIRA count. Doesn't care about the challenges of remote work. Too many useless meetings. Too many tracks you will be pulled into, leading to poor WLB. No ESPP option, poor RSU planner. If you get 'meets expectation,' it is possible you may get a 0% hike annually. Complex/tiring performance review process which happens every 6 months.