Pros: The company stays true to its culture while also focusing on progressing the business forward. They are cognizant of work/life balance and usually do a good job ensuring their employees get to work on projects that are fulfilling to them, but making sure not to overwork them.

Cons: Things change a lot. It's a "con" in the sense that it can add stress, but it is also something that should be expected at a company of this stage. If you're someone who can do their job well when given varying circumstances, this "con" won't affect you much. Also, there is a lot of talent at Whatnot, which can often cause imposter syndrome to set in or make you feel like you need to prove yourself.

Pros: Passionate company and team, working with power users of the app so the feedback loop is strong. Users tell us what they want to build on. Buyers/sellers (compared to big tech where the feedback loop is harder). Great remote working policy with tech hubs in NY, SF, LA. It's optional to come in; offices are an additional asset to utilize, on top of regular offsites and in-person working sessions.

Cons: Not the company for everyone, for folks looking to put in their hours but not for faster career growth and (hopeful) bigger payouts.

Pros: Working with great people for the same goal to change e-commerce through livestream shopping. It's a challenging but fun experience. There are a lot of benefits and fun events, like team/company offsites.

Cons: We all move pretty fast here, so timelines are often pretty aggressive, but it's the reason for the hyper-growth and the huge potential ahead of us.