Pros
With a lot of jobs, you can feel that — even within the first month — there's an expiration date. In contrast, my job at Limble is one of those jobs you hear your friends talking about that sounds too good to be true — one where I know I could be comfortable for a good long while. A few things that Limble offers: - Generous pay, bonuses, and retirement benefits - An inclusive, motivating, all-in-this-together culture - Professional development and career growth opportunities - Annual company retreat (with people you actually want to be around) - "Psychologically safe" (read: it's okay to leverage creativity, take calculated risks, be a person, take care of yourself and your family, etc.) I'll be honest, I'm not usually one to "drink the koolaid" when it comes to company culture. Too often it comes that sort of thing, it's often contrived and all for show. When it comes to company culture, Limble puts its money where its mouth is, and the koolaid is worth drinking. (I was not offered any incentive to say these nice things. They're just true).
Cons
The only thing I'd say where there's room for improvement is with health insurance benefits. The premiums are a big high (especially if you have a family). That said, Limble has been transparent about working toward big improvements in the coming year.