Pros
The role offers excellent compensation. You’ll investigate potential additions to our product lineup and share the rationale behind your recommendations.
Cons
The work environment tends to take an interest in employees’ personal lives, and there can be an unspoken expectation to share more than some might prefer. How you spend your free time may be quietly evaluated, even if it’s never discussed openly. Expectations around decision-making and daily responsibilities can shift quite a bit depending on who your manager is. Teams are frequently reorganized, which means you’ll regularly adapt to new leadership styles and changing role expectations. You’ll also encounter a fair amount of internal politics. Much of the job involves building arguments to support your team’s recommendations. Someone who enjoys constructing logical cases—perhaps even someone who once considered a legal career—would likely find this aspect appealing.