Pros
They really care about you and your well-being, and not just work-life balance, but making sure that your work load/velocity is sustainable. They are very down-to-earth as well, encouraging personal and professional growth, and sharing of both highs and lows often. This is important to me because we are all working together, we are all a team, and we all need to know that we are still human, making mistakes and hitting rough patches is part of life, but with a group effort, we can help each other.
They are careful about who they hire, looking closely at culture fit and skills. I really enjoy working with my colleagues, and there's a lot of cross functional collaboration.
Outreach management is incredibly transparent in regards to financials, goals, pipelines, etc. I've never worked for a company that so actively encourages the spread of information and news, which is used to get people excited about reaching goals.
There's also a gaming group, that plays during lunch on most days, and weekly after work. It's nice to have people that are willing to take a break and connect and have fun with their colleagues.
Cons
The company is still small, which means there aren't as many of the benefits you'd get from larger companies, but I think that's a very small issue.
