“Unreal first job out of college. Love working here.”

Pros:  “Incredible co-workers, wonderful community curated by our Happiness Engineer, transparent business, flat structure, great mentors, flex time, ability to work remotely (if…”

Cons:  “currently need more front end developers, which management knows and has now made a hiring focus. not the most competitive salaries for people right out of college…” – Full Review

“Simultaneously, the most fun and the most productive team out there.”

Pros:  “Rebeacon's product makes life easier for people in an obvious way, so you'll always go to sleep knowing that you made the world better. Redbeacon's regular events include…”

Cons:  “If you don't like learning or don't like moving fast you, Redbeacon wouldn't be a good fit for you.” – Full Review

“High standards and great benefits”

Pros:  “As an engineer I actually enjoyed the requirement for all code to be peer reviewed. You can learn faster and you know that everything going out the door is quality work. The…”

Cons:  “The only con would be that there is no longer a dedicated UI team. Each engineer is responsible for their own UI with varying results. My understanding is they…” – Full Review

“worked too much on maintaining product.”

Pros:  “good pay. good pay, and good pay”

Cons:  “less opportunities to work on new technologies. internal transfer isn't easy.” – Full Review

“Great! Hooray!”

Pros:  “Excellent company culture with hardworking, talented, bright and respectful teammates People are genuinely nice Action-oriented work; little fluff Little to no politics or…”

Cons:  “So-so commute from SF No major surprises for a maturing start-up” – Full Review

“Engineering-driven company, with some issues”

Pros:  “Good learning environment, engineering-driven, large comfortable cubes, good compensation and benefits”

Cons:  “Disjointed product lines, dsyfunctional build system, communication difficulty and much time spent due to global work force” – Full Review

“Great company with people who car about what they do, but it can be improved.”

Pros:  “1. Competitive pay and excellent benefits, including flexible work arrangements for many people (9/80, 4/10, WFH). 2. Exposure to interesting cutting edge engineering…”

Cons:  “1. Lots of meetings that don't seem to have a purpose. 2. Ineffective managers and staff are often coddled. These individuals are not fired and often are not…” – Full Review

“Great Technical Challenges in Flexible Work Environment!”

Pros:  “Work From Anywhere Work on systems which impact all internet users”

Cons:  “Brilliant technical staff, spread across the whole world.” – Full Review