-Start Up with a clear mission -Well known in their industry -Many lines of revenue = many job roles and teams -Great work environment -Great team work between departments and colleagues -Annual in-person meet up "All Hands Meeting" was always educational as well as a great social experience -Remote -Amazing Commission
Cons
-Company is no longer any of these things, as DevOps Institute now belongs to a much larger company who does things entirely different/fired and replaced the entire staff that built the business from the ground up, just because they could.