SO many pros
-lots of opportunity for growth
-company that cares about your mental health and wellbeing
-they take into consideration your opinions on workflow and really listen on ways to grow internally
-great pay
-great benefits
-unlimited PTO
-very understanding and supportive about work/life balance
Cons
not really a con to me, but growing very fast so still learning how to grow rapidly, which is a good thing in my opinion!
- Great management. People here care about helping you learn and actively work to help you improve in your areas of interest.
- Compelling product. Primer is powerful and super interesting to work on.
- Collaborative environment. Everyone is ready and willing to jump in and help each other.
Cons
Fairly early stage scenario so not the super cushy environment you can get at some startups (we work out of a coworking space as of this writing).
* Everyone is very supportive and invested in your growth. If you're having trouble with something, professionally or personally, people are there for you.
* Every Friday we have pride & props where we have drinks, demo the latest projects, and give people props for their accomplishments. It makes weekends even better when you start it with hearing your
* People are amazingly open, so you can easily give and receive feedback.
* Kamo is the most energetic CEO I've ever met, it's unreal how he just makes everything better.
* You can play a big part in deciding the projects you work on and direction.
* Code base is beautiful for the most part, there's great automated tests, and commits are always reviewed . It saves so many headaches and the product is so much better than others I've worked with.
* Promotes a good work-life balance.
Cons
None really. Some might not like that we're not trying to hire a billion people like some other startups, but our pace ensures that the product, culture, and employee quality stay high as we expand.