Pros: Remote first, good coworkers, decent benefits

Cons: Awful leadership. Everyone in the C suite is awful. Imagine literally throwing stacks of cash at people at an all company offsite in Las Vegas, only to lay off 200 people a few months later. And without even telling them that they were laid off BEFORE they lost access to everything. That’s the kind of leadership that is running this shitshow.

Pros: I spent a big chunk of my career there and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute. Tons of growth opportunities, was able to significantly contribute to the product and work on incredibly hard and rewarding technical challenges. Met so many great people there who are still close friends today. I’ve worked at lots of startups in my career and Webflow was by far the best experience I’ve had. After I left to join an early stage start up I quickly found the early stage startup operated more like a big company with more politics than Webflow and now I just want to go back to Webflow.

Cons: Hyper growth is what it is and comes with periods of stability and adjustment. Some pockets and teams in the company are more stable over time than others. Compared to other companies that have experienced the kind of exponential growth Webflow has had and will continue to have, I think they’re handling it far better than average.

Pros: - Excellent work/life balance. - Incredibly talented team who cares about their craft. - Everyone's very friendly. - Flexible time zones, so you can live just about anywhere you want (quite a few people at the company are traveling around the world as of this review). - Flexibility around what kind of problems you'd like to work on. - Compensation plan is amazing. - Code is generally clean & easy to understand.

Cons: Code in many areas feels like Alienware. Very well thought out, but doesn't follow popular JavaScript conventions, and sometimes hard to follow.