Pros
• Environment will challenge you in good ways. • So much opportunity for the company and for everyone involved, it makes every day exciting and different. This is an electric environment. • There's a lot of promotional opportunities here. People are moving from entry level teams to more advanced (and higher paying) teams all the time. There's also a lot of promotion from within to managing, directing, and other leadership roles. Opportunities sometimes pop up fast. • While many are getting promoting and assuming leadership roles, the team grows fast, and gets injected with senior and experienced leaders, too. These people are great to learn from and level up the team. • The financial opportunity is good. Salaries are competitive, and everyone on the team has stock options, which is promising given this company's opportunity. • I learn a lot. All the time. • The company is really transparent, and though the team size is growing and spread across 3 offices, you feel like you're part of the overall success, and know a lot about what is going on.
Cons
• Honestly, the company takes too long to terminate employees. There are a ton of high performers here, and it's usually pretty clear when a low performer is hanging on. Management doesn't take swift action often enough. • It's challenging. There is hard work to be done here, and complex, challenging problems. I listed this as a pro above, but the con is that it is difficult, and you usually take it with you in your brain when you go home. • Office space used to be great, but now with new people coming in, it's getting tight. More space is coming, but this always seems to be a challenge. • There are a lot of meetings.