Pros
- Onboarding starts from offer, and carries all the way through past when you start. Onboarding sessions where you learn about being a Swigger, the culture, agile working, the product. All these things you would expect to be common sense, done to perfect execution. - A flat structure, that truly is flat, which is enhanced by the company's culture, mindset and ways of working - Fellow Swiggers who truly feel like part of a community of people who want everyone to do well, and not pretending that 'we are a family' type place - The company really enables you to succeed in your role, and wants to embed in you to become a Swigger as your first priority, rather than hitting targets/OKRs/KPIs from the get go. Understand why they are the way they are first, and becoming a Swigger at heart first before doing anything else. - The onsite premises and benefits are just a cherry on top. Free breakfast, lunch and snacks helps take a daily headache and cost away. Onsite gym with awesome shower facilities, with instructors to come in to teach boxfit, HIIT, yoga, pilates etc. Open spaces to enable that free-flow, incremental working mindset. SwigHouses, SwigBus - all to help you to relocate and commute to work if you need assistance,
Cons
- I don't think this company and culture would suit everyone. If you are very much used to that 'corporate' world, and hierarchical structure, Portswigger wouldn't be a place for you. - The company can flex in exceptional circumstances when it comes to working from home, but the 5 days onsite working is a must if you are looking to embed yourself to become a true Swigger and adopt the culture.