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You will be given more responsibility and scope than anywhere else, even as a junior engineer. People here are extremely smart so there are many opportunities to learn from each other. Ticks many of the boxes for a "good" company - benefits, celebrating team wins, decent amount of transparency, many leaders are empathetic.
WLB very dependent on team and manager. Nobody will stop you from working yourself to burnout, and at times encourage it with performative weekend office visits from execs. Belief in the company's success is rapidly waning. It's OK day-to-day but if you peek your head up from your foxhole it's hard to think we're going to pull this off as a company. Transition from old platform that gave us all of the positive attention, to the new platform which doesn't exist yet, is very rocky. Many are upset or uncomfortable with how large parts of the company are forced to abandon any efforts to improve the current product because it'll never be profitable. Very young and inexperienced team. All very energized when they arrive, but we rarely have enough capacity to give them the necessary support to thrive. Vision for engineering is to be office-centric but the office is so cramped and underequipped it's a horrible place to work. Many end up working hybrid but we make no concerted effort to facilitate good async or remote communication. 100% dependent on Slack.
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