Pros: Free food and drinks Gaming room Good work equipment

Cons: Culture has changed with the growth of the company. Twitch was once a very positive place, which is turning sour. It's a very cliquey culture, and far too many people now default to saying no to everything, with a very negative outlook. Career growth opportunities are a joke. Companies small and large are eating Twitch's lunch, such as Discord, YouTube, and Facebook. Surprisingly, a large amount of people work at Twitch who do not use Twitch. RIP customer focus.

Pros: Twitch is really coming into its own. Proper management and HR have provided much-needed stability after years of rapid expansion. The website scales well, and the technology has matured within AWS. Smart and talented people join the company each week from places like Facebook and Google. There's a bandwagon called e-sports, and everybody is jumping on it.

Cons: There's a little divide between "old" Twitch and "new" Twitch. New leaders are much more capable at our current size and scale, and that's really upset some of the old leaders. Nothing for anyone coming in the door to worry about, but it's an unfortunate by-product of a growing company.

Pros: - Best culture of anywhere I've worked. - Our values mean something to everyone. - We control our own hours; work/life balance is pretty good. - Management is bold and cares about employee happiness. - Some very talented people work here, and people love the company.

Cons: Amazon integration is strange. "Twitch Prime" is more Amazon than Twitch, so is commerce. They're physically located in Seattle with other Amazon teams, and they report to someone who works for Amazon, not Twitch. The rest of the company is 100% Twitch and doesn't resemble Amazon at all. Some long-time, 5+ year leaders are leaving.