You will be overworked. They will paint a pretty picture and the office is full of bright colors to make you think you’re happy but the majority of people aren’t at the end of the day.
They will grossly underpay employees for the hours worked, job performance, and amount of money they help bring in to the company or help the company save.
The ecommerce market in general is unstable and so therefore the company is too. Profit margins are low and transparency into the long term goals of the company are unclear.
The stock options are misleading yet they have them in place of a retirement plan. Their “benefits” do nothing for the employees long-term. Free trips don’t count.
The unlimited PTO is a cop out so they don’t have to pay employees out after they leave and you are expected to still work even over the days you take off and especially on holidays.
Moving within the company is difficult and is not employee centric. They hire customer experience specialists by telling them they will move within the company but that rarely happens.
They do a lot for the communities they have offices in but it’s only strategic for the company in the end. They make sure everybody knows about the good they are doing and are not humble about it. Numerous companies make huge donations and allow employees to do service hours and they do it for the good of it instead of the publicity.