Pros
(Some) friendly coworkers, snacks in the office. Talented colleagues who aren't VPs or managers. Location is cool...
Cons
This place is extremely toxic. If you are a positive and optimistic person, this is not the place for you. You will not be the same person when you decide to leave (because you will, and sooner than you'd think too). The atmosphere is depressing, absolutely no one is happy to be there except for the employees who are given a slap on the wrist for not doing their jobs. Accountability doesn't exist for the favorited employees...they know who they are. The CEO has his favorites and because of this, the company is losing business. They say there's an open door policy but if you voice your opinion you viewed as a trouble maker when really they do not welcome change which is the reason they'll say "we're a start up, you know how that goes" and will never be acquired... The product is lacking when it comes to the market, the CEO encourages sales to lie about features we have that aren't even built yet. He is actually very good at lying because he has had some reputable clients, but they tend to leave rather quickly once they figure out what's going on. The pressure to improve isn't felt by upper admins and usually is felt and dealt with by everyone below. Instead of building a better product, product usually just spends time fixing things that should have been fixed, and properly tested years ago. The company does not handle failure well..they'd rather "sweep things under the rug". Yes, the reviews you read about the sexual harassment is true. Some of the men in the office make the office environment uncomfortable for women. Either, they're staring at them every day with no intention to stop looking, commenting on what they have on, or grabbing/hugging them inappropriately. If you voice your opinion, that too, is "swept under the rug". Mansplaining is a big thing here. Women with opinion really do not get much respect. Trust the negative reviews you're reading. I read the reviews and thought that perhaps these were unique experiences and were not the norm. However, this was the first mistake I made. The second was signing the offer letter...