Pros
*The mission of OverWatch is unparalleled *Incredible access to data, intel, and threat actors *There are some absolutely wonderful and beyond intelligent people working at Crowdstrike (unfortunately, they are treated poorly, burned out, overworked, underpaid, and forced to comply or be left behind)
Cons
*Absolutely toxic senior leadership; no emotional IQ, no communication, immature "leadership" *The culture can best be described as: old boys club, bro, and/or a fraternity *Re-org after re-org with no clear direction beyond the bottom line *CAO (Counter Adversary Operations) makes absolutely no sense and is confusing internally and externally *Rolling layoffs with zero transparency and blatant lies (lies about why people were laid off, firings disguised as layoffs, false promises that "this is the last one") -- these layoffs deemed critical functions "redundant," which led to critical work being piled on top of burned out, understaffed, and underpaid folks left behind *No work/life balance - particularly in the Threat Hunting arm - follow the sun means nothing. All are expected to be available at all times and not fairly compensated for such commitment. *Lackluster benefits and 401k matching (not at all comparable to Crowdstrike's competitors) *Lackluster pay - most are severely underpaid compared to their peers in the industry