Pros
- This is a very positive work environment. There are very few people who are rude or disrespectful - Very talented team of engineers and most teams are run by good managers. - Pretty solid technical foundation, but there are some awkward spots - Very receptive to new ideas - Strong culture of documentation and code quality with a focus on testing - They do a decent job of keeping meetings limited, but this has become a struggle as the org has grown
Cons
- Engineering team is growing probably faster than revenues can justify. - Business growth has been fairly stagnant for a while and things don't look too promising with the current housing market. It's hard to say what this means for Endpoint, but I wouldn't be surprised if there was a round of layoffs sometime this or next year - Pay is OK, but since it's owned by First American, any raise freezes (as just happened in May 22) at corporate level are reflected at Endpoint - The engineering org is getting a bit manager-heavy, and as it happens, the upper-level tech leadership is starting to get more and more disconnected from the actual tech