Pros
As others have said, the people who work here are awesome. The sense that I've always had here is "we're in this together" which is reassuring given all of the change. I also want to highlight that VG (now Pebl) operates in a HIGHLY competitive market and is still technically a startup company. Given that, change will always be a constant here and if that's something you are uncomfortable with then this is not the company for you. If you can manage the change, stand out amongst your peers, and rise up to the occasion you will excel at this company. There are people who have been here for a very very long time and Im positive every single one of them would echo that. Change also means that leadership is trying to figure out what works best and is willing to do whats necessary to survive - this also means layoffs and changes that can impact people negatively. That's part of it too and no one will deny that really sucks. All of this to say - this company isn't as terrible as people are making it seem in these reviews. If you want to be a victim and blame a corporate company for making decisions that benefit a corporate company thats your choice - that's also the risk you take working for any corporate company in this stage of growth. However, in most cases you can use the chaos to your advantage. Ultimately, their goal is to grow which also means getting to a place where the company AND the people that work for them are generally happy and benefiting from each other. I think it's easy to forget that.
Cons
There's been a lot of C-suite turnover and a lot of major changes that create an environment that can feel unstable. Similar to what I mentioned above, this market is highly competitive and I think without a lot of these changes the company was headed in a really bad direction. There is some uncertainty in the future, especially with a rebrand, but I do have faith that the people in charge want to keep the company alive and are making the necessary changes to get there.