Pros
Before the company ripped its mask off and showed that their whole entire "humble" schtick was phony, they were a good place to work. Very solid, albeit shortsightedly generous, benefits (to the detriment of the company's financial health), good comp, remote work flexibility.
Cons
Don't you love it when you can tell a company is requesting -- ahem, pushing -- employees to leave overly sanguine reviews, particularly following some form of bad press? Must be the company's communist roots at play. Where to begin here... UiPath is a company that has the financial backing of some of the world's most respected VCs, and yet...somehow...some way...got away with spending money hand over fist in ways that at pretty much ANY other company, would be incredibly frowned upon. Same goes for how the company made the decision to go on what Daniel called a "blitz hiring" spree. If by "blitz" he means brainless, then he's absolutely right. The layoffs certainly could have been mitigated, if not avoided entirely, had it not been for such imprudent, incompetent financial and managerial oversight. Shame on the board and shame on the "leadership" for letting this happen. Daniel Dines is a phony. For all of his "humility" talk, I have never in my life seen such an arrogant approach to laying off employees. Guess you've gotta keep those $200 steak dinners and private jets going, right? Priorities first. UiPath WILL be another WeWork and WILL see its valuation go down and WILL be a business school case study of how NOT to scale and how NOT to treat your employees. I advise anyone looking at a job at UiPath to think twice before joining a place with leadership as opaque, disingenuous, and frankly, incompetent, as what they currently have. Read the news on what happened behind the scenes before you drink the kool-aid.
