Asana Benefits

Amazing benefits for a mid-sized startup. They could really move the needle if they addressed the following: - 401k matching - equity vesting while on parental leave - charitable gift matching - tuition assistance

The Flexible PTO (with a culture that encourages taking time off) is amazing. I feel like I can focus on my work and take vacation when necessary without having to count vacation days etc.

Commuter benefits were pretty bare minimum and the few ones they had were ridiculous (a shuttle from a BART station that is less than 10 minutes away?). Health, dental, and vision all great, at least.

Asana treats their employees incredibly well.

Asana has literally *everything* except for 401k matching. Benefits include: three high quality and healthy meals a day, multiple yoga classes a day, gym membership, executive coaching, unlimited/untracked vacation, sabbaticals after 3 years, flexibility in choosing your own hours, $50 in rideshare credits a month, $70 for public transportation a month, plenty of company happy hours, pet friendly office, and all insurance premiums are covered.

For my lifestyle, I don't think there is a single gap in my benefits package at Asana. And not only are the gaps covered, but they are covered well. In addition, Asana's culture promotes my personal health and wellness, and responds appropriately when I have questions or problems in these areas of my life.

- Really healthy meal plan (dedicated culinary team) - Free Gym Membership - Uber/Lyft credits - Public Transport credits - Employee support groups (for minorities) - Life coaching opportunities

Free breakfast lunch dinner and snacks that are homemade, thoroughly nutritious. In-house cafe with lovely barista to make you any drink you want (free of charge, of course). $50 in ride credits a month. Free professional coaching that people pay thousands of dollars for. Free gym membership and yoga programs. Commuter benefits aren't enough if you don't live in San Francisco, but they're still generous.

We got a Fitness SF subscription with a personal training session (that I took advantage of), 3 meals a day except no Friday dinner for weekdays, commuter benefits, and swag store credit. Best thing was 2 days paid time off during the internship.

There's a health insurance for full-time employees as well as amazing healthy meals at the office 3 times a day. The office has an open-space plan, which encourages collaboration, but sometimes gets a bit noisy. There's a "take-what-you-need" vacation policy, yet it actually seems to discourage people from taking more than 2 weeks off annually. The best part is the culture which fosters inclusion and mindfulness. The company doesn't through crazy perks at you, but invests a lot of resources into your training and provides any supplies you need within the bounds of reason. Overall, a great benefits package.