Pros
There's a few things that really stand out to me: 1. I don't have to fight for a better product. Everyone is focused on making the software work great. When I find a problem I don't need to fight anyone to get it fixed. I can just say that something isn't working right without creating a ten chapter novel on all the ways it's costing us. Everyone is getting stuff built and fixed. 2. Everyone is really welcoming and cool. Even the engineers are friendly. 3. It's a startup, but not a startup in all the good ways. Shutterstock makes sure that all the best benefits are there. Webdam is one of Shutterstock's valued business units, and makes sure there's enough money, people, and infrastructure so that the business thrives. At the same time, it's a small, tight knit office with all the startup perks.
Cons
There's a lot of new features and products (which is good), but there's some pain in bringing them all together under one core direction. Ultimately I think they'll all come together in a great product, but there's a lot of questions around what it all is right now.
