Pros: Very friendly and open company; very accessible management; no "we're a startup so everyone should work 10 hours a day, 6 days a week" BS.

Cons: Behind the curve on achieving the technical level a company with this growth and these targets should probably have.

Pros: Impact ability here is fire. I'm writing code that's getting hit like 10 million times a day. No politics BS here, like another tech company I was at. Everyone is super friendly.

Cons: Launch crunches suck sometimes, but hey, free food helps! Can't chill here and do nothing like my friends at Google brag about.

Pros: - Free lunch, PlayStation (won't get time to play), GKO travel and accommodation (pretty luxurious). - One part of the engineering still seems to be doing well with a good environment.

Cons: - Very toxic management. - Cannot question decisions, solutions, or architecture handed down from the top level and have to accept them. - Have to take full blame for failures, even when they happened because of a handed-down decision. - Awful work-life balance with no reward or recognition. - Highly driven by fear and politics; management seems vengeful and vindictive. - The platform is not self-serve, so there are not many interesting problems of scale. - Seen too many smart people have the worst time, even though they gave their all and eventually left. - Surveys are not anonymous, and responses will have repercussions. - Not a very inclusive environment. - Have to constantly sell yourself and step over others, or else you will get crushed.