Inkitt is a startup, and with a startup comes its challenges. I wouldn't recommend a job at Inkitt to someone who is looking to stay under the radar and put in minimum effort. A job at Inkitt is for someone who is committed and is ready to put in 100% effort to help this company grow even further than it already has. Be prepared to sometimes have a to-do list longer than you would hope, or to have to sometimes be at work an hour longer than expected to fix a mistake. This simply comes with life in a startup.
The cons shared in previous posts were valid and some of the issues mentioned were certainly true at that time. However, when the issues were brought to light, all attention went on making sure that all current team members' opinions were heard and understood. Hearing everyone's thoughts and complaints, the CEO, Ali Albazaz, has worked tirelessly to make sure that not only the company improves, but that he also makes drastic personal improvements. The positive changes that have occurred in the past few years/months (and that are ongoing) are immense. I personally went from dreading going into work, to never wanting to leave such a supportive and ever-improving company. One that takes the time to accept its issues and constantly work on them.
Therefore, although I have had issues with Inkitt in the past, I don't believe that it would be fair to class these as "cons" when those issues no longer exist, due to hard work and a CEO who is intent on bettering himself.
