Pros
You will meet some extremely talented people, who are very passionate about the work they do. If you don't have to interact with Kate, you might actually enjoy your job.
Cons
-I've never worked in a place that operated more like a middle school. The amount of bullying by Kate and her inner circle is insane. I can't even count the number of times I found out from other employees that Kate was talking poorly about me behind my back in larger team meetings. If you can manage to fly under the radar and agree to anything she says, you'll do well here, otherwise you'll either be fired or pushed out. -Despite having an entire company of intelligent and qualified individuals, Kate would rather reach out to her friends and family for business advice. -Optics are more important than actual work done. As long as you're at your desk from 9am-7pm it doesn't matter if you're working or not. -There is a general lack of interest in diversity and inclusion, heavily influenced from top down -Surprisingly not a supportive/encouraging work environment for women, despite being touted as a "by women for women" company
