Pros
Decent pay and benefits for the cannabis industry. If you're desperate take the offer, but seriously don't stop applying to other jobs.
Cons
A dumpster fire to light your joint. They fire and lay people off at least twice a quarter -- probably because California requires employers to notify the state if they're laying off 33% of the workforce at once. I was my direct report's 7th boss in 3 years. Typical corporate setting - no diversity, equity, or inclusion, white dudes failing up and being hired because they're cool with the CEO. It's pulling teeth trying to get the smallest thing done because you have to appease cannabis people who've only ever worked in cannabis and have no concept of strategy, process, or implementation in leadership positions. The company ignores the very little data it collects and markets Weedmaps to stoners who buy their product from the unregulated market instead of a broader consumer base. The B2B customers are right in thinking that Weedmaps doesn't care about cannabis businesses; Weedmaps raised their prices 4x with no added value to customers and the same terrible product. Needless to say, no money or lip service is paid to social equity businesses. With federal legalization around the corner and Weedmap's biggest competitor being Google Maps, just sell that sh*t for parts while you can. All in all, as an employer, saas, and B2C platform, Weedmaps is a dusty, crusty, rancid bag of bammer weed, slowly decomposing.