Pros: The people here are great to work with. I found that the team and management that I'm under is very understanding and supportive.

Cons: Work is very fast-paced.

Pros: Very remote-friendly work environment. Good benefits and compensation.

Cons: Poor work-life balance * My boss regularly starts stand-up applauding employees for working until 3 AM. * My team lead easily works 80+ hours a week. * More than once, I was told (not asked) to work a weekend on very short notice. Painfully inadequate development environment. * After 6+ months of working here, I still do not have most hardware my position requires, even with talking to IT on a near-daily basis. * It took over 5 months to get a license to an IDE required on a major platform (Visual Studio). * Needlessly cryptic errors occur frequently with the backend development environment, with no information given to devs on how to resolve them. * Native engineers are not given full access or tooling required to build the full client. Debugging requires queuing a full client Jenkins build, downloading it once finished, replacing binaries with locally built debug ones, and attaching a debugger to the client. * Bugs reported internally are held to no standard; reproduction is often just a title with no description on prerequisites or context. Rampant rubber-stamping preferred over any sort of testing infrastructure. * No automated testing. None. * Preference on tools like TestRail, requiring the creation of many manual test cases by hand (most are never referenced or checked again after creation).

Pros: Benefits, dynamic work culture, skilled and experienced peers, opportunity to learn a new language (Mandarin).

Cons: No work/life balance, chaotic development process, unresponsive management, false diversity initiatives.