Pros
I've been at Amida a little less than a year. Great perks (snacks, PTO, WFH two days a week, etc), good work/life balance Smaller company so room to learn and grow new skills - just ask the mgmt and they'll help you learn whatever you want to learn (within reason); plus most of my coworkers are very helpful. At least within the dev team, there is a good culture of working through conflict really well, which leads to stronger relationships and cuts out space for gossip etc. Additionally, most of the dev team has pretty decent social skills, which is nice and a little rare (at least in my experience). Good culture of celebrating/honoring people who serve others, go above and beyond, and take initiative.
Cons
Open office - the departments are partitioned off and divided by conference rooms/office, and there are dividers betweens desks, so it's not totally open, but can occasionally get loud. Consulting - we recently had a couple of contracts that weren't software development but were consulting focused, but all the devs complained and leadership responsed accordingly, so we'll see if anymore of those kind of gigs pop up. There are a ton of bad reviews on here about the CEO, which nearly kept me from taking a job here. However, from my limited experience, he seems like a more polite and friendly CEO type than most of the CEO of companies I've worked for. He can be blunt and I've heard he's super nit-picky about powerpoints, but he generally seems like a good leader (gives good vision, publicly honors those who do a good job, etc), but I also rarely interact with him as a software dev, so that's my two cents, and really enjoy working here, so there's that.