Pros: Only if you have no money or need a visa and have no other options, otherwise run! You might get to meet some cool people, but that is the case in any company with multi thousand employees.

Cons: Toxic Management pretending to be woke and care about employees, but they are as evil as any other big corp that is vicious! Lot of layoffs, re-orgs, and a CEO thinking of himself as a god! Cult-ish environment, having to fight over a small amount of promotion. Making excuses and giving RSUs which are worth nothing.

Pros: - Nice teammates who are very helpful and kind - You can mostly work from home - Nice office - You can change teams Generally, it all depends on luck and which team you get into.

Cons: - Terrible management, the worst I have seen. - Very vague tasks. Then, when you ask many questions, the PM says you ask too much. - Tasks that you get are totally not aligned with your skills. - The wrong place if you think about developing your career.

Pros: I started my backend engineering journey in this company, and my experience has taught me a lot from a technical perspective as well as interpersonal. People whom I met are mostly nice, and my colleagues are great, but that really depends on what team you're assigned to.

Cons: Work, work, work. A lot of firefighting that impedes me from learning what is good for my career growth. Promotion was not smooth. As with other companies in this tech recession, it is cutting budgets left and right. Salary is not great.