Pros: The atmosphere is great. Everyone is super friendly and really just seems to want to be there. I was worried that it'd be *too* laid-back or even "frat-like" for me, but it really just wasn't. I think the most notable part to me was how low-stress things are. In particular, no one is overly harassed about occasional mistakes, even if they bring the site down. As long as you can explain how you're going to prevent it from happening again, you are good.

Cons: I was a little disappointed by the quality/skill of some of the engineers. But I'm comparing it to a very small and exclusive company, so my standards may simply be too high.

Pros: Great company culture, focuses on being open and transparent. Amazing employee perks. Most teams have great work/life balance. Great vision and mission from the top management.

Cons: - Growing pains in terms of space, transportation, logistics, etc.

Pros: I have full ownership of my project and make virtually all design decisions. Code review is fast, effective, and helpful. Easy to work on high-impact projects - lots of drudgery has been automated away. Coworkers are competent and enjoy sharing their knowledge. Tons of free stuff all the time: * Food * Clothes * Housing * Events IT is frictionless; it's easy to get high-quality hardware quickly, even out of vending machines. Very open about almost all aspects of the company. Management stays out of the way and is focused on helping you work well.

Cons: Work/life balance is insane. I and many other interns often work 10+ hours a day and weekends. Pressure is very high. The open office floor plan can be loud and stressful. It feels like it hurts more than it helps.