Pros
Everyone for the most part is truly dedicated to the work that Indigo touts as its mission statement. You are guaranteed to be around some of the most intelligent, hard-working folks around.
Cons
Indigo's goals were what drew me to the company, but whether it succeeds in its goals has become an increasingly unanswerable question. Although they promote transparency and consumer-lead operations, they are ultimately a startup beholden to profitability and investor's greed. While at Indigo, I experienced increasing opaqueness and lofty, near-impossible goals from upper-management, leading to decreased morale, increased stress/workloads, and confusion on the direction the company was actually taking. I truly believe in the de-commodification of big ag and the need for large-scale ag revolutions, but Indigo has proven to me that they are not the way forward. I was cut loose without any warning as the company rapidly shifted gears; if you wish to work at Indigo, be wary of their ever-changing company goals and disposability culture. You may be treated well at first, but depending on your usefulness, you may find that treatment changes over time.