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Charitable work, super nice colleagues, and the managers are also really great
The training for new hires is very thorough
The salary is lower than the market average
They promote proposing your own raise, but you also have to participate in peer evaluations. You can propose a raise only if your “relative” rating is 50% higher than everyone else’s for “two consecutive” quarters.
If your “relative” rating is below 20%, the boss will call you in and say they’re going to fire you.
P.S. Peer evaluations include new hires too (new hire: fuck)