Pros
They had some awesome diversity and some really cool people working there. They would do some nice things for employees from time to time: Netflix swag, parties, pizza, drinks and snacks, etc. The staff of the company who work the cafe inside is incredibly nice and fun. They have a nap room and a game room that you can use at any time. They provide trail mix, fresh fruit, coffee, hot chocolate. They also have a cafe and a small market on site.
Cons
There is so much about this company that is just terrible. The HR pays zero mind to privacy and gives personal health information to other employees. Their attendance policy is an absolute joke as is their ridiculous policy about pens in the workplace. You can’t have pens. Or markers. Crayons. Paint. Absolutely nothing you could write on or with. They also attempt to pos-pos their problems away. No matter what the issue or how frustrated their employees get they will never be understanding. They will simply try and talk you into feeling differently and call it “being positive”. Their system for handling escalations is a complete mess. Hope you don’t mind having your already irate customers (because at netflix it is always the internet’s or manufacturer’s problem) on hold for 15-20 minutes at a time while the poor CSR2’s try and handle a billion newbie questions, hundreds of tickets for errors and taking supervisor calls. Crazy to witness. You switch managers ALL the time. I had six in the year I worked there. And there is no such thing as burned out at Netflix. They push their employees relentlessly and brag about meeting a set of core values, but they prove those values wrong every day. I nearly walked out so many times because I was so unhappy there.
