Pros
SurvivorNet’s mission is no joke—it really does feel good to work on something that helps cancer patients and their families. It’s rare to do media work that actually matters, and even rarer to see your efforts have a direct impact. That part is real.
You’ll get to do meaningful things fast. There’s very little red tape, and if you’re smart and motivated, you’ll be trusted with major projects early. The team includes some very sharp and creative people, and you’ll learn a ton just by being in the mix.
Also, if you like Slack banter, this place is an Olympic-level :mindblown: emoji at least twice a day.
Cons
expects startup-level speed with enterprise-level polish... and occasionally psychic abilities. not a chill job.