Pros
Work from home, great base salary
Cons
I joined this company excited about its culture and values, but after a couple of years as a manager, I've seen a concerning shift. What was once an employee-focused company has become increasingly profit-driven at the cost of its workforce. While the base salary and WFH flexibility are definite pros, the overall compensation package is deteriorating. The company has systematically stripped away benefits that once made it a great place to work with the excuse that they "align with market data": 1. The holiday break: eliminated 2. 2 Mental health days: all gone 3. Paid medical leave has been slashed in half 4. Personal expense funds also reduced 5. Meal expenses in some countries reduced 6. Equity grants have been decreased or eliminated for majority of employees and if you take unpaid leave you can't vest 7. The donation matching program has been completely removed (this is very cheap) 8. Sabbatical eliminated for anyone hired after 2020 9. internal education programs gone 10. New hire fund eliminated completely On top of this, the workload has increased significantly, with leadership expecting employees to deliver more with fewer resources. The pressure is especially intense in sales, where managers are quitting at an alarming rate. Despite this, the company seems indifferent to burnout offering no real support while demanding unrealistic performance. Additionally there's a clear double standard when it comes to: 1. Not paying company bonus at 100% when profits were record and we are doing better than ever 2. Employees expected to give a full too-weeks' notice but if they let you go, you're out the same day with no warning It's disheartening to see a company that once valued its employees, winner of "great place to work" now prioritizing short-term financial gains over long-term retention and morale. If this trend continues, I expect even more turnover. If you are considering joining, be aware that the perks you're promised today may not exists tomorrow and the workload will only continue to grow.