On the other hand, the internal process seems somewhat chaotic. The entire development process is broken down into projects, some of which can last for years, and by the time they are released, they manage to become outdated and need to be redesigned. The teamwork is badly organized. Code review looks like throwing a hot potato, which sometimes results in a week-long delay in deployment and when the code is deployed the changes can be unnecessary. There is a lot of fake joy about any slightest action of a newcomer (as parents are happy about the first step of a child), but there is a lack of transparency and no real feedback from the management about the work.
The company tries to combat disorganization with virtual meetings, which take 30% of working time, sometimes completely out of the blue.
External gloss hides the fact that the company does not particularly value its employees. It provides an average salary and average health insurance. The turnover is at a fairly high level. The company tries to improve the way it looks in the media by encouraging employees to write positive reviews on Glassdoor. However, this is no guarantee against sudden dismissal, like Sam Altman - with a sudden video call and ridiculous reason.