Pros: - Interesting projects - Competes with big players in terms of metrics - Good benefits

Cons: - Work-life balance is poor. - Dominated by Asians. - Underserving promotions from leadership.

Pros: There are so many pros, including an awesome manager named Pro. * Pinterest's product provides a great experience to people that really love the website. * The workplace is really fun, well-stocked with food and drink, brightly lit, and reflects the happy, fun product we work on. * Pinterest has a massive data set that engineers can leverage to provide even more value to our users. If you're into data, come work here. * Pinterest can give immense value to advertisers and marketers, making the path to monetization easy. * Pinterest's management, including its new VP of Engineering, really care about making Pinterest the best it can be for its users, its employees, and the greater Internet. * Pinterest is small enough that each employee makes a real impact on the product and team.

Cons: Pinterest is halfway between the 200-person company where everyone knows everyone and the 800-person company with all of the bureaucracy, structure, and "rules" that come with it. Making that switch is hard, but everyone is working on smoothing out that transition. Shifts in management, especially Engineering leadership, have caused angst in the Eng org, but the new VP, Lopp, is making moves to fix the mistakes of his predecessors. This should be fixed in a few months, at most.

Pros: There are extremely friendly people, great benefits, and the ability to own large projects and innovate.

Cons: Offices are pretty empty due to WFH, and the overall direction of the company seems uncertain at times.