Pros
Growth: After the required 90-day probationary period, growth is definitely encouraged. Managers are very supportive and will even set aside time to talk through career goals, development, and future opportunities if that's something you're interested in.
Supportive management: During your first 90 days, you'll have weekly one-on-ones with your manager to review your metrics, discuss any areas for improvement, and ask questions. It's a great opportunity to learn and make the most of one of your biggest resources: your manager.
Efficient meetings: Weekly team meetings are short, focused, and productive—there really aren't unnecessary meetings, which is a breath of fresh air. They also focus on transparency throughout the company.
Even after this time frame, you still have one-on-ones with your manager on a biweekly or monthly basis.
Collaborative team culture: From day one, you're part of a team where asking questions is encouraged. Slack channels make it easy to get help, and teammates are always willing to support one another.
Your teammates and peers are also important resources.
Recognition: There's a company-wide Slack channel where people recognize each other's accomplishments with virtual tacos for great customer service, helping teammates, and other wins. It's a fun way to celebrate successes and build a positive culture.
Cons
You need to be proactive: This isn't an environment where people will always come to you. You have to be comfortable reaching out, asking questions, and connecting with managers or other teams when you need information. Taking initiative is expected and appreciated.
High expectations for growth: This is a company that really values people who want to grow. You're expected to continue learning, step outside your comfort zone, and take initiative. If that's something you enjoy, there are plenty of opportunities to develop.
