Pros: - Very talented software team. Some of the brightest folks I've ever worked with and yet people are humble, collaborative, and happy to be here. - Solid work/life balance for a startup (not a cushy job by any means, but also not a lot of overtime) - Great mission (battery recycling, reducing carbon footprint and pollution of lithium batteries in electric cars and other devices) - Competitive pay and healthcare - Lots of greenfield projects

Cons: - A bit chaotic as it's a startup--to be productive you really need to be able to reach out to people and help define your own requirements and be able to tell people "no" or "later". The silver lining is there's minimal bureaucracy / micro-management. - Some other teams at Redwood are much less happy places to work--there can be a lot of pressure put on manufacturing-adjacent teams to hit deadlines.

Pros: It is a good company for starting a career.

Cons: Could work better on the recruiting process.

Pros: Decent hourly/salary wage for most positions. Most business units are flexible with their time off requests.

Cons: Unfortunately there are bi-annual purges that make every employee cringe. More so, it’s the individuals with degrees and almost no working knowledge or interpersonal skills that keep their jobs.