DevHub

Pros: As a Software Engineer, the remote work option was a huge plus for me. I could adjust my schedule pretty easily for personal appointments. It's really WFH friendly, which is great.
Cons: Even with WFH, there are so many meetings. Sometimes my calendar was just booked solid and it's tough to get deep work done. For a tech company, I thought there'd be more asynchronous work.
Advice to Management: Try to cut down on unnecessary meetings. Trust your remote developers more with asynchronous work and focus on clear communication channels instead of constant calls.

Pros: I've enjoyed the work-from-home policy; it's great being remote from Seattle and setting my own schedule most days. For software development roles, the day-to-day is pretty flexible, which helps a lot with personal appointments.
Cons: Sometimes the "flexibility" means unclear expectations, especially for a growing startup. It can be tough to coordinate with teams across different time zones when there aren't core hours, which impacts productivity.
Advice to Management: Try to set some clearer core collaboration hours, even for remote teams. It would help for sprint planning and just general team syncs.