Pros: The company has a friendly environment with inclusive and open-minded people. The projects are challenging and depending on your role and team, you can get client exposure and develop soft skills.

Cons: The company is working through growing pains as it moves away from its roots as a startup.

Pros: - Company Culture - Interesting/Fun Perks

Cons: - Mainly grad programme focused, found it difficult to gain the right level of experience/work - Felt a bit lost/found communication was lacking

Pros: It is a fairly relaxed place of work with some genuinely clever people who are often the smartest people in the room.

Cons: Company is desperate to IPO, they're cutting back on employee benefits, announcing an RTO mandate with 2 years notice to try and get people to jump ship, and genuinely feels like a place becoming stagnant. The sheer bloat of management is becoming obscene with new VPs added every few months for no discernible reason. They also have lost several really important technical individuals from the RnD department in recent years and aren't particularly motivated to keep talent. The RnD division has been faltering for a while, and despite spurious claims of doubled productivity there seems to be virtually no output or progress of that department.