Pros: Uber has always seemed to need creative thinkers in order to solve problems. The kinds of problems available at Uber aren't available anywhere else in the tech industry. This is because Uber works in the real world, not just in tech. Thus, many solutions need to exist to prevent problems from happening in the real world. Things quickly become much more complicated when dealing with people interacting. Not a very demanding atmosphere, but the company gives you room to move at whatever pace you want, and the freedom to propose ideas across the entire company and tech stack. Even though I work mostly on backend development, I've proposed solutions to many other teams.

Cons: It has a fast employee turnaround rate, so, oftentimes, you'll be working on something that someone else designed, built, and left. You might run into issues understanding the architecture of things or debugging flows because of a lack of understanding of the system or lack of a POC to talk to.

Pros: Good salary, interesting job, real impact, good benefits.

Cons: Collaboration between teams still needs improvement, but nothing alarming.

Pros: Fast-paced work environment with low commitment and time requirements.

Cons: A fast-paced work environment, which can deter slow process abstracters.