Pros
I have been at Turo for over a couple months now. Here are my list of pros:
-Orientation: It is important for your new employer to make a good impression on you because that gets you excited for a new job. I have worked at much larger companies, but no orientation process has been as organized, informative and smooth as this one. Bonus, you pretty much get the best laptops money can buy when you start;)
-Systems/Applications used: Turo is still growing very rapidly and it is very exciting to be a part of. We use very good applications for communication (slack), databases (DataGrip), accounting software (NetSuite), accounting close software (FloQast), and many other very useful applications that make life very easy. Everything is shockingly well integrated and everyone is very responsive to system/application changes.
-Managers: Based on my experience working in Accounting and cross-functionally (mainly with the data team), I can confidently say that all Managers I have worked with are very supportive, patient, hard working, and will make you feel appreciated. At Turo, people listen to your opinions and hear you out.
-Pay/Benefits: Pay and benefits are great and only getting better! Unlimited PTO (not hard to use), good base and equity incentives, health insurance covered completely for almost everyone, $100/month Turo credits, $75 in misc gifts every month, and lunch catered every Wednesday. Not to mention the office is beautiful and stocked with healthy and unhealthy snacks and drinks.
-Transparency: Our CEO and the other company executives make the time of day for anyone that has questions. They are very honest about the companies performance and what they are looking to accomplish. On a biweekly basis, the CEO or other executives speak to the entire company about performance, new hire intros, and business strategies we are working on implementing. Nobody is left in the dark!
-Overall, the atmosphere at the office and among all teams is top notch and I have loved working here and learning from managers and peers.
Cons
This is really tough as I would need to be a real stickler to think of something. I guess more lunches is always good:)
