Pros: - Great perks - High pay - Pretty views

Cons: The priorities are constantly changing. I am no longer surprised to receive an email concerning yet another re-org, more VPs moved around, and targets changed. The company seems unwilling to make difficult decisions to fix systemic tech issues. In particular, several senior leaders have joined from Microsoft over the last few years. They seem more interested in power moves and self-gain than in actually inspiring and making sound decisions. It's a total mess for those doing the actual work.

Pros: Very fast in responding to any concerns or questions. Amazing company with lots of room to grow and learn.

Cons: I have not been there long enough to have any.

Pros: Great benefits. Great remote flexibility for the engineering side of the house. Decent work-life balance (assuming you don't have a bad manager). Looks great on a resume.

Cons: A career dead-end for an engineer. This is not a place to learn and grow your technical skills. Prepare to spend about 70% of your time dealing with corporate bureaucracy and maybe 30% doing real engineering work. The organization as a whole is extremely close-minded and not open to new ideas, contrary to the value of "innovation".