Pros
I did enjoy the meditative meetings that had catered Indian food. Those were the only moments I felt connected to anyone at the company and even that was forced.
Cons
I would be constantly called into the CEO’s office to check in on comestic changes to the office that she would never actually pay for (always was a waste of my time). I was 21/22 at the time and in charge of telling off 55+ year old men for using their phones (which aren’t allowed). CEO would pawn off any undesirable conflict like that onto me, if it wasn’t breaching confidentiality. There is clear favoritism among staff and preference goes to those who give up any semblance of a work/life balance. I’d love to know what they say to keep investors contributing capital. Very theranos. Also, once I left, there was no response on the multiple times when I asked for a letter of recommendation, which made it difficult to prove I had no gaps in my resume later on. They completely ghosted me.