The co-founder I worked with also encouraged me to work from another spot (like a cafe) occasionally if I wanted to. Since I was commuting on the (not-so-reliable) MBTA, it was a huge relief to not worry about arriving at 8:30 sharp. While the team typically works out of their co-working space during business hours, the co-founders are pretty flexible and understanding. Occasional team outings for food or ice cream

A team 5k (at a race along the Charles River with a fun after party) A big party for the entire co-working space with food and karaoke (organized by EMBR Labs!) It also demonstrated the co-founders’ genuine interest in getting to know all of the interns. It was really lovely to take a break outside each day and have interesting conversations with great people. I was there in the summer so we usually ate at picnic tables outside. It’s organized casually over Slack and they often invite other people who work in the same co-working space. What really stood out to me is that everyone at EMBR labs eats lunch together everyday. They all actively seek feedback and embrace a mentality of continuous improvement which I think will help them to shape a really great company culture as EMBR Labs grows. The co-founders are some of the friendliest, brightest and most authentic people I’ve met, and they were very intentional about making all of the interns feel welcome and a part of the team. When I worked at EMBR Labs, the full-time team consisted of the 3 co-founders and 3 summer interns (there were also a few advisors/ mentors/other part-time people).

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