Pros
Padlet has a great product that is making the world a better place. The product team is committed to improving what they currently offer while also taking major swings on new offerings. The culture is extremely friendly and people are generally treated with genuine respect. The team is relaxed and hardworking, very much a microcosm of SF. The hierarchy at the company is somewhat flat, with no incompetent managers. Employees are often given reign to work on projects or initiatives that they're passionate about. I know of multiple instances where employees with niche interests were allowed to build features/products relating to those interests, some of which eventually became very significant to Padlet's product. One note that pertains to other posts here is that Padlet's management style and decision-making process is quite human. The course of the company is decided by the management team, led by the CEO. Products are built and judged based on their vision. I believe this structure is better optimized for people with drive who come up with cool ideas and work hard on them, rather than people who want clear instructions with pre-defined success and failure conditions. People who do not believe in the management team or people who are uncomfortable taking initiative may find it to be a hard place to work. Office and location in SF are also pristine.
Cons
The best snacks were consumed quickly. Working next to a beautiful park was not as great as I thought it would be when I started. There was something a little sad about always seeing people hanging out in a park while you're working.