Pros
- Tulip is a very mature startup which offers cool perks like other startups such as free lunches, lots of snacks, pingpong table, paid time off during holidays. At the same time, it offers a more professional environment than most startups since most of the clients are big names in retail and the work required to service them is really skill building and transferable to many environment
- CEO is very approachable and you can easily have a good chat with him during lunch time or when he is around the office.
- You can find tons of internal opportunities for advancement because the company is growing very fast, and the company encourages people to move into the right spot with their skill set when new opportunities open up (it happens a lot).
- Tulip also invests heavily in its people, there are professional training opportunities for every team and PD allowance for staff.
- Executive team is working very hard to improve internal communications and to ensure employees' voices are being heard.
- Beautiful lake view from the office. Office is also right at Union station and connected to the Downtown PATH so you can do a lot without having to walk out in Winter.
Cons
Collaboration among teams seems to have been lacking in the past, though executive management is putting a lot of efforts to address this issue. Feels like optimal outcomes for collaboration may take a few months.
