Pros: The team is nice, and the culture is broadly relaxed.

Cons: A lot of meetings, the engineering/review feedback cycle is a bit heavy

Pros: Good benefits, interesting projects, remote work.

Cons: The company that was once focused on innovation and customer satisfaction has started to change. Now, it seems like politics is driving decision-making, rather than just trying to create great products. This shift means that managers are more concerned with internal politics and less about giving helpful feedback or making things happen. They often stall projects or blame engineers when things go wrong. Meanwhile, some employees are taking advantage of the company's policies on sick leave and inclusion, but instead of addressing the issue, management tends to focus on punishing those who are doing their jobs. It's not a perfect situation, but compared to other large corporations, it's still relatively better. However, it's clear that this trend won't last forever.

Pros: - Work alongside smart, driven and innovative people - Collaborative environment where you're able to learn and grow - Supportive company for you as a person outside of work

Cons: It is a bank, which means it's a regulated environment. Thus while we do ship frequently, there are several steps for governance that need to happen each time. However in a fast paced environment, there's always work to pick-up even if you're waiting on approvals for the governance steps.