Pros
There is a lot of really good talent that comes and goes. You will learn a lot, some out of exposure, most out of necessity and very little is curated by the actual company.
Cons
The leadership is just abysmal. I experienced Cloudscale through two different views, and both were disappointing. Poor processes, lead by C level individuals who are beyond accountability apparently, taking random time off, mid-project, with poor handoffs and no heads up. There is blatant scapegoating, immature favoritism (a simple disagreement lead to a stripping of titles) and straight up lying on discovery calls around how much experience everyone has with everything brought up in the sales cycle. It felt like there was absolutely no plan every time a new project was drawn up. There were a few people that made life there just absolutely horrible and completely unprofessional, who were ironically people that you report these types of issues to. Cursing, making inappropriate jokes, and being assigned a semi-technical project management role with 0 technical aptitude, really made it a hostile environment. Lastly, everything was done behind closed doors and through obfuscation of the business/zero transparency, and projects were kicked off without much handoff or discussion.