Pros: Fast-paced, challenging work environment. Opportunity to work on big things which are changing cities and the way of life of millions of people.

Cons: If you're not into fast-paced, challenging work environments, this might not be the place for you. The talent bar is very high, and so are expectations.

Pros: After all previous scandals and rumors about the toxic environment, I was, of course, cautious when joining the company. I don't know if it is the new CEO, some HR efforts, or something else, but Uber turned out to be a very friendly and calm (but not relaxed) company. All in all: * Friendly environment. People are not taking things for granted, and I feel that new ideas are welcomed. * Diverse team. * Office facilities are great. * Great benefits and compensation (at least for Amsterdam). * There is a career path; requirements are defined, and promotions are regular. * Non-mandatory business trips to the US.

Cons: - The office could be quite noisy at times. - Having a lot of users means a lot of responsibility. When things burn, they burn.

Pros: Big company, you get good compensation and really good benefits. Software development culture is enjoyable and growth-oriented. Good values like honesty and ethics are really important for them. Definitively a good place to work.

Cons: As the company is big, work comes in waves. Sometimes you do not have a lot, and sometimes you have tons. Also, you may feel your visibility dissipated because of how big the company is. In their defense, they are trying to avoid this, but they still have work to do. This last one is also true for "leveling." Meaning, working at Uber, you feel the "levels" they have a little bit. They are trying to avoid that, but are still working on it.