Pros
The office is in a good location with some cool amenities. Benefits for US employees are pretty good.
Cons
It's the most toxic environment I could ever imagine. The leadership is horrible, and behind the scenes, they are the antithesis of the values they claim to hold. They love to do what they call "high potential" hiring, which means they bring in employees who may not have all the experience or skills needed for the role but have "high potential." To be clear, they are doing this to pay you way under market value for the work and the position they hire you into while working you into burnout in record time. They do not care about your development, advancement, career, etc. Expect to be on call for leadership on nights, weekends, holidays, vacations, etc. There is also no lack of blatant favoritism and mild sexism. Hiring and promoting predominately white men when your executive team is almost exclusively white men is what they really excel in. Giving bonuses and promotions to male counterparts when they have not done anywhere near the same amount of work or have the same professional experience and expertise as their female peers happens regularly. My tips on topics to touch on during your interview here are: - Ask about diversity and inclusion, ask in every one of your interviews (it doesn't exist) - Ask how they treat and handle their performance review and merit increase process, along with any bonus potential - Ask what the expectations are regarding hours, work time, travel, days in the office, etc. - Ask what resources or programs they have for employee development, clearly ask which one of those resources or programs would you have access to