Pros
- Wonderful, intelligent, and hard-working co workers: I am continually amazed by the people I work with. Everyone knows their business and gets it done admirably. Everyone is so pleasant and easy to work with too. I am truly grateful and humbled to be among them every single day. - Thoughtful, experienced, and competent executive leadership: The ELT here is like nothing I've ever experienced. This is the kind of place where the CEO will climb a ladder with you to install a piece of heavy equipment just because he had a minute between calls and wanted to help - true story that. - Product very good, and getting very gooder ;) I was very impressed by the product capabilities that I saw when I joined a year ago, but the engineering team has continued to improve and enhance the platform an a variety of ways that have increased it's value tremendously. To me, it looked transformational when they added an incredibly efficient new capability to the platform. To the product team it was just another milestone along their well-defined path to greatness. - Competitive benefits ( salary / medical / retirement / equity ) Always important, and I have no complaints with regard to compensation. Like all other important processes at FullStory, compensation is done in a thoughtful and transparent manner. The People Operations team takes this very seriously and it feels like they really put the employees first. - Honest, friendly, and delightful culture I can't really describe this well, as I believe it must be experienced to understand it. FullStory says what it means, and means what it says - and this starts at the very top. It's an inclusive, understanding, diverse, and utterly awesome bunch of people that keep us this way, even with our rapid rate of growth (something I've seen kill other startup cultures). - Cool location, if you like the city Plethora of high quality burrito choices within walking distance. I've considered asking the attached Chipotle to install a pneumatic tube to more rapidly deliver them.
Cons
We have the typical growing pains of any startup who is doubling everything each year - nothing insurmountable, especially with the caliber of people running this show.
