
Everyone is friendly and genuine. People work together to get things done efficiently. There's no drama, differences of opinion get sorted with a flexible attitude and spirit of experimentation.
The leadership team is super approachable. I get the sense they really care about the company's mission and my growth + job satisfaction. I also love that it's a women-led team (the CEO and COO are both women). They're amazing leaders.
I got to talk to a variety of people at the company and understand more about how the company works. Usually it's just HR and the department you're in but with this company I got to talk to a real cross-section of employees.
There's an attitude at wikiHow of "small team doing big things" that's really energizing. Everyone has a bigger picture in mind, versus at other companies people seek individual credit or say stuff like "that's not my job". Feels like mission plays a much bigger role than ego at wikiHow.
I like being given opportunities to learn and grow. I get to see what other people are doing, and co workers are happy to answer my questions or jump in and help me with something I'm trying to do. If I feel stuck, my manager works with me to find ways to make work more engaging.