Pros: Awesome technologies, no bias towards Microsoft technologies any longer. Highly promising domain, it is changing the way we work. Independent charter, full ownership and accountability. Highly skillful, helpful, down-to-earth engineers, always put the team above themselves. Great leadership team. Yes, most of them are from Microsoft, but I consider that a positive. They give you your freedom to do things the way you want, are very approachable, and are very caring. CEO is very transparent, open to feedback, and willing to make changes, like how he brought in a new multi-decade veteran as EVP of Engineering and Product. Awesome benefits, including WFH benefits.

Cons: - Processes are still being defined; many things are inconsistent across different locations. - Career paths exist, but what each role means is not formally written up.

Pros: Good WLB, Culture, and Market

Cons: Stock price going low. People leaving.

Pros: Great pay, highly talented engineers, and a supportive management style that allows for remote/work-from-home options.

Cons: Lots of turnover, several rounds of layoffs in the last couple of years. There's not a lot of room for mentorship or growth. Everyone is just head down, putting out fires most of the time.