Pros: Uber Freight does probably pay better than your average tech company, but it is not Uber.

Cons: Poor leadership. When the business is dying, rather than ELT taking responsibility, it's just layoffs for folks on the bottom.

Pros: I came to Uber concerned about rumors I had heard about a cutthroat culture. I needn't have worried. Uber is one of the most collaborative environments I have ever worked in. Whether it's answering a question about their code, helping to debug, or working together on a feature, people have been uniformly enthusiastic about helping their co-workers. Perhaps this is because everyone's stock grants are so large that people just want the company to succeed :) Uber is good at pruning out busy-work. Everyone I know is working on a project that I characterize as 'critical'. The quality of the engineering team is excellent. Super bright, hard-working, and they care about building the best product they can.

Cons: Work-life balance suffers a bit in this environment. Don't come here to go on cruise control. Uber demands hard work from everyone, and consistent 8-hour days are rare.

Pros: Uber changed a lot. Despite some assholes and lots of internal politics, it’s almost tolerable. The pay is decent and benefits are very good.

Cons: Extremely abstracted customized workplace. You won't learn systems much unless you work in infra. Management culture is mixed. Most people Director and above are fairly conservative and take no risks. Some try to inculcate fear as a motivator.