Pros
Nice equipment (Mac laptops, AirPods), good snacks, a few talented people (though most were either laid off or quit in the last month or two), a strong engineering co-founder who has built a strong product
Cons
Extremely political- your likelihood to succeed at Jobox is solely based on how well liked you are by one of the two Israeli co-founders (instead of how good you are at your job or leading a team), you will constantly hear Hebrew in the office between the CEO and other Hebrew-speaking employees so it is normal for employees to feel like outsiders, management remaining after layoffs lacks basic skills needed to grow the business and attract A-grade talent, super secretive leadership team, non-engineering leadership has excessive spending habits (examples include super expensive offsite at luxury hotels like the Carmel Valley Ranch, multiple mid-year company parties, sales reps with company paid cars and apartments), lack of accountability for achieving OKRs - most of the team that actually achieved their OKRs got laid off, most non-engineering employees lack basic technical skills like excel or sql, no data used to make decisions, just laid off 30% of the company for what was claimed to be a massive slow down in business due to COVID, no clear mission or strategy to accomplish the mission (if you are trying to set the company up for a sale - just be honest), core values that aren’t actually upheld by leadership, unexciting growth and increasing business risks that management ignores. Investors that are still interested in Jobox should do some research into how their $$ will be used.