Pros: If you are a hard worker you can thrive here

Cons: Moves really fast so you have to be on your A game

Pros: - International and diverse colleagues except for upper management. - The product is good enough and the competition are terrible.

Cons: There’s a reason for all the terrible reviews and scores. The. company burn through people and cause burnouts at an alarming rate. There’s lots of promises but in reality, they do everything to keep the salaries and stock options below minimum. Read your contract very very carefully as you probably won’t get most of the benefits they promised. You may get lucky with a stable team, clear product vision, or a decent manager but don’t count on it. The epidemic only accelerated their demise. Product are pressured to give guestimatsions that engineers have to execute or get bad reviews. There’s no product or engineering culture. It’s all sales driven.

Pros: - Ilan, our CTO is great at what he does. Working under him has been a really good learning experience for me. - Interesting technical problems to solve, especially if you’re into travel - The product is light years ahead of the competition, its great working at a company that’s growing so quickly.

Cons: - As we grow rapidly, there are already people in the org that are happy to come to work and collect their paycheck, letting others pick up their slack. - Engineering is mostly led by the product team, with completely unrealistic deadlines. Common excuse is that "we’re a startup", even though we are not anymore. - We used to move a lot quicker when most of our engineering team was in one office. The time difference with other offices slows us down sometimes. - As a few others mentioned, leadership is a bit inexperienced which is starting to show now that we are a midsized company. We’re looking for a VP of Eng which should hopefully help here