Pros: Great employer with a lot of benefits and flexible working hours as long as you got the job done.

Cons: There was less ownership than I'd like, but it was ultimately down to the fact that it's such a large company.

Pros: It was a fun intern class, basically a summer camp.

Cons: There was a slow pace of movement and not much solid guidance.

Pros: Pay was good while it lasted. Benefits also, but I've heard they've been cutting them where possible.

Cons: The founder is somehow very hands-on and also very out-of-touch. I got the impression he is just surrounded by sycophants and has kind of lost sight of reality. Every person in leadership I encountered directly was either a competent person who just wanted to keep their head down and collect a check and so allowed terrible decisions to just pass by, or someone who seemed to be aggressively incompetent and toxic. I went to one offsite and the director who was supposed to plan the day for like 50 people was too hungover to function. For failures, there was a constant blame game perpetrated by the source of said failures. Somehow, one megalomaniac engineer who was well known to be underqualified and dishonest was allowed to control a major company directive for at least a year, making the work of like 100 engineers downstream of him completely pointless. There are talented people there, but they are underleveraged into cynicism. Vibes are culty and weird also. They were also doing constant silent layoffs the entire time I was there. After receiving very positive feedback overall, I was laid off before my first performance review without reasonable severance.