Pros
The culture is family-like. Everyone is friendly, considerate, and more than willing to help others but also don't shy away from constructive criticism. Just as importantly actively maintaining this culture is a priority for management (especially the CEO) and the company as a whole. In the engineering team the work is interesting and there is room to find your own niche, you aren't limited by a job description or department. Everyone is passionate about technology and on the ball. You're involved in the full life-cycle, including discussing requirements and solutions, not just working through pre-written Jira tickets. I feel like I can make a difference. Management is trustworthy, actively seeks employee feedback on a regular basis and is generally responsive and supportive. There is a strong sense that everyone from your line manager through HR to the management team in general cares about you as a person, not just an employee. The company is flexible around working from home and working hours. It also has a lot of potential with big plans for the future. Company events are enjoyable - not corporate-style 'mandatory fun'.
Cons
Some of the technology being used isn't the latest and greatest. There isn't always a clear route for progression, though this is being worked on. While it is a good problem to have, rapid growth comes with risks.
