Pros: This list is quite endless, really. The business has a clear mindset, and its people are at the heart of it all. They, unlike some organizations, recognize that the people they employ are the people who will help to shape the business. They give so much to employees to support, encourage, and guide them. They're fully transparent about everything. They have supported employees during Covid better than any company I've seen so far, offering bursaries to help with Working From Home. The flexibility to handle personal affairs (like childcare) before work (on full pay!). One of the most inspiring things about working for Unity, though, is the level of trust shown. The business trusts that you can do your job and that you know what you're doing. They don't chase you down with timesheets or hound you if you start a little later than usual and leave a little earlier than usual. They know you'll make up the time and ultimately get the job done. That's all aside from the amazing benefits on offer, from commuting benefits (not that we've used them much these last few months, eh) to fitness benefits, helping you to pay for that gym membership you wanted or the exercise gear. Then you've got the offices. Wow, are they great! From snacks and drinks freely available in almost every corner of the office, to VR gaming rooms, relaxing spaces, and a range of working environments to suit all needs, they've really got it all.

Cons: I'll let you know when I find one.

Pros: Manageable stress levels, fun product, great management.

Cons: Implementation not always perfect or optimal. Work not always rewarded.

Pros: Great WLB, promising tech. It was super cool to work and see early stuff and feel like you have an impact on tech choices.

Cons: Constant reorganizations, we had 3 in 10 months. The company can’t properly commit to a vision and will constantly thrash.