Pros: - Notion has the pros of large tech companies (great benefits and perks, competitive compensation) and startups (move fast, individual ownership of major projects). - Team members are super kind and inspiring. - We get to work on some state-of-the-art technologies and have the opportunity to explore the boundaries of these technologies (specifically generative AI).

Cons: - Typical growing pains of fast-moving and high-growth startups (i.e., lack of clarity on moving up engineering ladders, and frequent pivots in product focus)

Pros: I have worked at four companies in the past, and among them, Notion has provided me with the best experience. The people at Notion are not only professionally skilled but also kind and friendly, which makes working with them enjoyable. Notion also offers a great product that I use daily for personal tasks. This dual benefit makes my work experience at Notion even more rewarding. Of course, the credit for this exceptional product goes to the great team, especially the visionary CEO.

Cons: Notion is still at an early stage of its journey, so things could change constantly. This sometimes creates confusion and uncertainty.

Pros: - Extremely smart people - Company that seems genuinely _good_: founders are generous and kind, and employees get money to donate. Good deeds which feel genuine (not token/for show). - Everyone uses Notion daily and cares deeply about the product. - I really like that everyone goes into the office. The sense of camaraderie is great. - Employees are well taken care of -- lunch is provided, and the snack game is on point. - The product feels like a net positive for the world. - Fast paced (in a good way -- people here care about their craft and want to better themselves). - Comp second only to a select few quant firms

Cons: I like the office-first culture, but this probably isn't the company for you if you prefer remote work.