SpaceX reviews

-very motivated staff -food is provided -trauma bonding -it is easy to figure out who is responsible for what -documentation is very easy to look through -improving the process is encouraged -management helps with blockers -meeting are short

What you work on improves the world. Because you're tasked with doing something that hasn't been done before, you're constantly bumping into problems that you're the first human or group of humans to encounter. You get to work with the world's most talented people. Despite (or perhaps because of) the extremely high expectations everyone operates under, conflict is almost entirely related to technical issues. Very little interpersonal drama. People are understanding if you hit your limit because they can relate, and there's a strong culture of comradery. To a person, everyone is competent and dependable. You'll essentially never find yourself avoiding or going around a colleague because you anticipate they'll be unresponsive. You're constantly learning new technical skills, but you also learn a lot about yourself at the same time. Very little bureaucratic red tape, if you've got an area you can contribute, management will not get in your way of pursuing it. Advancement is quick if you're talented and driven. The company is managing scaling very well, and I'm a firm believer that it's most impressive accomplishments have yet to occur. My contributions here are one of the things I'm most proud of in my life, which is a feeling you won't get from most jobs.