Pros
1. There are some great people sprinkled throughout the company that you will make lifetime connections with. 2. The business and technology challenges of the industry can provide some great experience. 3. They respect WFH and provide some competitive benefits.
Cons
1. Directionless, disingenuous and ignorant leadership. The only thing that matters to them is going public as quickly as possible to cash out of what others have spent a long time building up. 2. Has turned into a toxic cess pool of favoritism and cliques. Almost all of the people who have been with the company for a long time, before they were bought out a couple of years ago have been quietly and unceremoniously pushed out. It has turned into the Podium and Ancestry "bro club". 3. Based purely off of the office politics or who you happen to be friends with; constant fear that your job is in jeopardy despite your good work. 4. Depending on how much you are forced to work with the India team, your work life balance can be pretty terrible. 5. An incompetent and unprofessional HR team. Saved a buck by procrastinating their new merit system and yearly raises 5 months past when they were supposed to be rolled out, all while knowing that they were going to let go a large portion of the company before hand.