Pros
The working environment is very nice. Good office location, very friendly staff, occasional office treat. Good restaurants around the office. Good work-life balance. The company is growing pretty fast and it is possible to have some international exposure. Jordan (CEO) is very nice and have good vision about the company.
Cons
White male dominance in the management level, no diversity at all. Low paid compare to industry. HR department sucks, plays favorite all the time, and have no professional experience related to HR. You can see most of the good reviews here are from senior to manager level. Rarely promote from within the company, and there is no growth and development. They call these training "bootcamps" which really is just 1 hour class for you to learn something new but no opportunity to use. It is very likely that you will be doing the same thing every day and just pray for a new opening comes up. Do not value education at all, some people work very hard with a master's degree from top universities stay in entry level. Frat house culture, you have to be "in the club" to be promoted. Hard workers do not get recognized, and some people should have been let go for a long time. Managers do not receive proper training to really "manage" people.
