Pros
None, because I learned that everything I was told was a lie.
Cons
So many that I do not know where to start. Generally speaking, the entire leadership team is one giant, disorganized, pathetic mess. No one knows what they are doing, they are all insanely unqualified for their roles and I'm not sure how they got there other than maybe having an in with the CEO? I was bold faced lied to about everything. From company culture, team culture, leadership, growth, stability only to find out everything is just the complete opposite. They are not growing, they are shrinking. There was a recent layoff of their full time employees. We found out we were getting laid off via a slack message in one of the company channels saying that today they are letting people go and you'll find out by end of day if you're staying/leaving. This is not the way a normal, respectable company would conduct themselves, not even close. Don't post a Slack message telling people that there are going to be layoffs. That is incredibly unprofessional, that is not how a message about layoffs should be communicated. When I got my invite, I had to wait 1.5 hours from the time I got the invite to when the meeting actually started. I know that I was not the only one that experienced this wait time. Hot tip - when you lay people off, you send them an invite immediately before starting the meeting. The entire experience was especially cruel, unusual and unprofessional to say the least. The leadership team should be ashamed of how they conducted themselves, it was a complete disgrace and failure. The last thing I will say is that they have some weird inner circle for former employees at LinkedIn. Buddies hiring buddies and they protect each other. So I guess if you're from LinkedIn, you'll excel here.