Pros
Initially, around 2019 or so, the company was actually a great place to be. During the early years they truly had a great culture and vision.
Cons
Tried to scale too quickly. Invested in image more than their people (Lower.com field, partnerships that don’t make sense, lots of gimmick-y marketing strategies, etc.). New employment agreements seemingly get sent out monthly, as is indicative of their constant restructuring. They don’t seem to “practice what you preach” - touting founding during a high-rate environment and able to withstand any market conditions, while committing multiple mass layoffs because of “market conditions.” Just to be clear, I resigned prior to the layoffs, but hundreds of my friends from the company were truly left out to dry, which is just wrong for an employer to do.