Pros
Hardest working, smartest, kindest, most creative people I’ve ever worked with.
Cons
I say this with all sincerity - unless you’re on the verge of homelessness, do not join this company. You will likely be out of a job within 6-months as it feels like it’s in a death spiral. Maybe you’ve even experienced this before - being asked to do worthless things that are ineffective and reek of desperation, having to listen to the CEO’s unhinged rambling and his execs spin spin spin (or in some cases just flat out lie), watch critical product improvements get delayed months, sometimes years. In the last year, there have been three “official” layoffs, but an uncountable number of unofficial ones, where people are just there one day and gone the next. A new president came in and hired up a team of enterprise dudes (that’s right - all men) who will quickly discover the product is unsellable to large companies. And unusable to current customers, who are churning faster than anyone can keep track (CEO will say the problem is just on the commercial side - it’s not). Leads from marketing are drying up, as the new CMO is a puppet for the president, an unprofessional gossiper, but most concerning - does not understand demand generation. All of these things (despite how Hubert might spin it) point in one obvious direction - make the company appear profitable and product-focused in the hopes of getting sold quickly.