There is, as other reviewers have mentioned, a definite "insider culture" here. I noticed it when I first started. However I would like to argue that if you are reasonably charismatic, can go with the flow, and don't hold too tight to convictions, it is not that hard to, well, get inside. It's not the type of company where everyone went to university together, or comes from the same family–though it's finance related so there is certainly a bit of that. However the reason I think this is a con is because I have seen firsthand how swift the punishment is for people who refuse to play. One reviewer mentioned feeling like people were suddenly let go with no reasoning: I can confirm this is true. Or rather that people are let go and it's hard to know how to avoid being let go yourself, because praise is plentiful but there are not many employee reviews. I guess just meet your targets, ha ha. But I have learned from experience that this type of culture can become a DEI issue, because many of the people who are least willing to "go with the flow" about certain things are either very intelligent and qualified (lots of people related to the product I have seen get frustrated and leave) or are diverse hires who have to work extra hard to fit in. People who are not white or indian definitely stick out. I think this is a fixable problem and might be different on other teams. Only other con that there is generally a lack of transparency around the product that I and others who use it find frustrating. I have spoken to people in marketing who have never used the product at all. Weird because I have felt transparency around company finances more than around the product, this has been the exact opposite at other companies. I think the product is fine, but not enough people know how to use it. It can come off as the classic tech conundrum "a solution looking for a problem". So if you are coming from a competitor company expecting things to be all about the product, this place is probably not for you. Feels like a marketing/sales focused company not a product focused one.