Zynga reviews

Literally everyone you work with is a rock star - across all teams, game studios, marketing, legal, finance, ad sales, etc., you're working with people who have amazing experience and an understanding of the game, tech and software landscapes. We're in a nascent industry that will change the way people play on the web. Mark and the execs are serious about their mission of connecting the world through play. Yes we're a business, and maintaining profitability is important, but we also all understand that we're in the first inning within the industry. The opportunity to build the way people connect and play on the web is pretty amazing. There's a lot of accountability and responsibility placed on individuals. I suppose if you're not the kind of person that wants to take on projects and push to make them happen, then this could be a con. I see this as a pro, people give you room to work. Great benefits - you see this a lot, but healthcare is free for employees, cheap for family members, and the coverage is fantastic. Dental, Gym membership/gym at the office, take your dog to work. Free meals.

Opportunity to affect culture, and your friends & family every day. The scale we build for is incredible. Where else do 50 M people play every day on what you build? Responsibility & accountability is everywhere - if you want it, you can have it. Opportunity to build on a world stage and do things that haven't been done before - every day. Insanely awesome perks - gym, incredible food, dogs everywhere, mobile culture, happy hours, quarterly meetings. Plenty of access to top management. You're not building your resume - you just want to be a part of something unique and meaningful. You like solving problems and doing something that's never been done before. You're comfortable defining and disrupting industries not walking in other brand's footsteps. You like to move fast and see results quickly.