Pros
Fair salaries. Your experience will greatly depend on who your manager is and what department you're in.
Cons
So much micro-aggression in the way people communicate with each other. Not a friendly environment. There are many big egos. Some people use the “courageous communication” value as an excuse to be a jerk. There appears to be a lack of trust within the organization because of that. Things seem to be better in some departments, where the leaders have more empathy. The culture overall can feel very "tech bro" and did not feel inclusive to those who don't fit that mold. Expectations are high, which can be a good thing, but if you get behind on something it can be impossible to catch up without extreme burnout. Senior leaders have recently left because of this. Like others have mentioned, you need to be in the right place in life to thrive here - didn't feel very family friendly. Somewhat standard working hours, but it was common to see people working insane amounts of overtime (evenings, weekends). Not very flexible. Pattern of micromanagement throughout the company, seemingly originating from senior leadership. Unlimited PTO felt very fake. Once you join, you find out that you’re only expected to take ~3 weeks a year, and if you try to take more, you need to provide a reason and they have to consider it worthy enough. Rather than saying they have unlimited PTO, they should say they have 3 weeks of PTO, with some flexibility for life situations.