“Great Company to work for”

Pros:  “Great benefits and perks, challenging work environment (in a good way!) and endless opportunities for career growth. Big focus on individual success and rerecruiting…”

Cons:  “Think they function like a startup when really they are a massive corporation.” – Full Review

“This is the best place I ever worked with”

Pros:  “The best thing about this place is that you have so many smart people around you. You can learn from the best, working on the most interesting products for 1B of people.”

Cons:  “Food, definitely. It's so good and available so easily you can gain a stone or two quite quickly.” – Full Review

“Great co-workers, amazing work, acceptable culture”

Pros:  “Redfin employs some of the smartest people I know, and they all care about doing their very best work. What's more, it's easy to enjoy working (and not working!) with them…”

Cons:  “Redfin feels more corporate than it ought to - the internal values, and how they're encouraged, feels just like the encouragement of flair at Chotchkies…” – Full Review

“Corporate”

Pros:  “- In the short amount of time I have been here everyone that I have worked with or meet has a high regard for ethics and friendliness. - Company is always growing - You…”

Cons:  “- Company is a little understaffed right now.” – Full Review

“This is the best place I ever worked with”

Pros:  “The best thing about this place is that you have so many smart people around you. You can learn from the best, working on the most interesting products for 1B of people.”

Cons:  “Food, definitely. It's so good and available so easily you can gain a stone or two quite quickly.” – Full Review

“Not a bad place to put in a year before moving to greener pastures...”

Pros:  “when smaller, junior positions carried a lot of responsibility early in the career and gave great experience. Upward trajectory was strong when the company was growing at…”

Cons:  “work-life balance is very poor, most positions at junior and mid- levels are underpaid, and the exec level tends to micromanage (lots of mandates to "drop…” – Full Review