Pros
None what so ever. Stay away.
Cons
This is, without exaggeration, one of the most delusional companies operating today. Stay as far away as possible. The CEO refers to himself as the GenAICEO, which is laughable considering there’s absolutely nothing remotely AI-driven about this organization. It’s a hollow buzzword used to mask how outdated and dysfunctional things really are. The irony? I regard Sam Altman—one of the actual founding fathers of the Gen AI revolution—as someone who has reshaped the future of tech. And yet he doesn’t go around calling himself a “GenAICEO.” That should tell you everything you need to know. Employees are forced to install invasive spyware on their machines that records everything—every keystroke, every mouse movement. The company culture is one of paranoia and control, not trust or innovation. The CEO’s business model is equally absurd: acquire companies, gut them completely, lay off 90–95% of the staff, and keep a skeleton crew around with no clear direction. What results is a disjointed, Frankenstein-like "product suite" made up of unrelated tools that serve no cohesive purpose. And if that wasn’t bad enough, they slap unexplained “fees” on your salary if you’re based anywhere outside the U.S.—fees that can effectively cut your pay in half. There's no transparency, no justification, just a brutal gut punch to your earnings. What’s even more absurd is the cult-like behavior he’s enforced at the top. He’s made the leadership team adopt cringe-worthy titles like GenAICFO or GenAICPO, as if adding “GenAI” to a title magically makes them innovative. Spoiler: it doesn’t. If you value your career, privacy, and sanity, steer clear. This place is a masterclass in how not to run a company.