-there is no official parental leave policy. So the other older review here that said its generous must mean that HR was helpful in filling out FMLA paperwork and sat on a team where the manager approved extra PTO out of our “unlimited” policy. But don’t be confused, there is no set protocol saying you get 3 or 6mo or even better. On average I would say men are taking 4-6weeks and haven’t seen any female employees need maternity leave during my time. -Culture is non-existent. Before the pandemic there was some minimal ‘lets have a case of beer on a Friday’ thing. And locally based teams might walk to lunch, or have a team bonding event to mini golf or a movie. But these are not regular (as in not even quarterly), and no team that I know of encouraged fun or even tangentially-academically stimulating activities since going remote. -There are no company all hands meetings, no dashboard a marketer could see to cheer for engineering finishing releases or squashing bugs, and vice versa an investigator can’t celebrate or give kudos to HR for hitting hiring goals. News about this stuff is shared haphazardly. And reply-all-ers are shamed but the internal messaging system makes posting a gif or ‘thumbs up’ a nightmare, so just know if you are externally motivated in the slightest this is not the place for you to feel validated. -Further limiting any relatable or organic conversations between employees is heavy censorship of anything remotely political, even in non-mandatory ‘social’ topic themed slack/teams/wire channels. The cool veteran dads who head up all but 2 departments are pretty sensitive— though its okay for them to casually drop words like jihadi into their rapport with you. -No educational/professional development stipend -No annual raises or even standard performance reviews -They don’t hire anyone under 25 and I wouldn’t encourage anyone with less than 8yrs of sass experience to apply to any department, as out of the last 50 hires only ~2 made an industry switch.