Pros: Miro is the first company in my career where I'm interested in participating in company-wide meetings. It is a startup with an established process, professional management, and intelligent engineers. Miro allows for work/life balance, provides opportunities for self-development, and offers competitive compensation and benefits.

Cons: Miro doesn't have options to work full remotely without relocation.

Pros: The product is loved by all, and it's a great one. Great perks and salary. A very diverse team. Company culture is extremely valued. Easy to reach out to leadership. They are open to ideas and improvements.

Cons: There's a noticeable language barrier with the tech people based in Russia, which makes communication quite challenging, but they are working on this issue. Hypergrowth pains are expected. The monolith is huge and hard to work with.

Pros: The company size is still manageable. It is hyper-growth, but not a huge enterprise. You can find something that hits exactly you. A big name that really changes the way people around the world collaborate and connect with each other. The platform is at scale, where technical decisions play an important role in the product design. You could literally feel when you should strive for the optimal solution and what that means. Big goals for the future. Bonuses like a public transport subscription and others.

Cons: - Your fit here really depends on the stream and on the team. This will define the eng decision level and fun level for your working hours. - Hyper-growth. The teams iterate with processes as the old ones eventually stop working. Teams adjust on the fly. - Legacy. The platform is huge and sometimes it is hard to find a reason why one decision was made. You'll need to find out and constantly learn. - The communication between products, designers, and engineers can be much better.