Pros: High salary, smart people, and cool product

Cons: Nothing I can think of.

Pros: - Huge impact from day one. I got to own pretty large projects almost as soon as I joined, and the amount of trust placed in employees even from the first few weeks in bootcamp is amazing. - Exciting work environment. I work with some of the very best people I've met in the business every day. - Real start-up feel, and anxious to keep it that way. There's a lot of attention paid to the culture of the company. - Things really do move fast. It's really motivating to see the results of your efforts get adopted so quickly. - Great support from management. - Fun at work, with many great perks. Lots of free food, and a gym to work it all off.

Cons: High workload means that you have to be pretty motivated to enjoy it. On the flip side, that's mostly self-driven. I certainly end up working a lot, not because I'm pushed to, but because I want to see my project succeed.

Pros: Lots of freedom - you are the master of your own career. You get full credit for your achievements (with the cost of taking full responsibility). Retains its "move fast" culture - you can get a lot of meaningful work done. Smart and proficient colleagues - you can learn a lot regardless of your level! Compensation is fair and sweet.

Cons: Forget about work/life balance. In fact, forget about work/sleep balance. Management does nothing to deal with the problem. Horrible working conditions. Wide and extremely noisy open spaces (impossible to concentrate), tiny desks, lines in restrooms, unavailable meeting rooms. I do most of my meaningful work from home. Management refuses to acknowledge the problem and praises facilities, so no chance of this being fixed. A strong political bias coming all the way from the top pollutes the working climate.