Pros: - Amazing salary & benefits package. - At least for my team, the most friendly, competent, and functional group of people I've ever worked with. - Excellent company all-around with great products that are a blast to work on. - Led by very competent leaders in seemingly all areas. John Riccitiello is an amazing CEO that is very engaged with people & approachable (he likes every-day employees to come to him to talk and ask questions/suggest changes).

Cons: - Kept buying or merging with companies when we don't have infinite funds (Unity has not been profitable yet, but we are close), which seems to have led to mass layoffs when the economy stumbled right after these acquisitions – just feels like a lack of foresight. - Eliminated or shelved a serious number of incredibly important projects after these acquisitions, ostensibly because there was not enough money to fund these projects. - Extremely woke. The company often pushes intersectional identity politics onto employees. Certain people with certain identities are allowed to be outright racist to others in chat on the basis of "victimhood," where they are essentially given a pass for toxic behavior. - The company seems to be putting a lot of resources towards these ideological initiatives at a time when we are suffering in the current economic climate.

Pros: Fantastic working environment and excellent coworkers.

Cons: The rapidly growing company meant that on-boarding was a little difficult.

Pros: Flexible working hours, generous vacation.

Cons: Avoid the Tel-Aviv-based team. They tried to block my immigration process because the manager said, "I'm not sure if we will continue keeping you for the next two years," even though I perform well in the evaluation. And the base is not competitive.