Pros: Compensation was good (before the stock tanked). There were some very smart coworkers. The company had a remote first philosophy.

Cons: There are inexperienced mid-level managers. Some long-tenured employees can be cliquish. There are some poor attitudes towards non-Bay Area engineers. The business model doesn’t seem to be panning out in the current macro environment.

Pros: Good pay/benefits work life balance Some interest projects to work on Remote work

Cons: Doing things quickly is praised above correctly. Constant shift in direction. Employee centric culture touted and practiced... until the business is struggling All I heard through 2022 is how resilient the company is and how we've had downshifts before and come out of it swinging. Upper management definitely stressed we should not be worried.... and then I was laid off with 20% of my colleagues.

Pros: Good benefits, remote working, on paper tc

Cons: It’s really a chaotic place for engineers, product managers run the show by providing little to no product knowledge and whole company is dependent on quid pro quo technique. No one knows how they will fight the high interest period, too risky to join. Overall tech stack is poor, and barely you can put anything suitable on your resume, I am still trying to find anything good which I can state on my resume. Tc on paper might be good but with stock slump I lost 90% of my equity, bonus is also uncertain in current market.