I found the editor support to be still somewhat hit and miss though. VsCode go extension still does not work as good on module enabled projects for example. Otherwise we did not face any issues either.
If you only use it for your employer's code, sure. Otherwise it's a license violation. Personally, I think it's better to buy an individual license, which you can use for your day job as well as long as you are not compensated for it.
Also you have action manu on CMD+SHIFT+A that will give you any command IDE can offer.
It's as discoverable as vscode if not more (you can even use IDE Features Trainer plugin if you want to)
(I've been using GoLand since when they were calling it Gogland - no complaints so far)
However, most tooling works if you use go mod vendor prior to using it, that was the case for me at least when using linters and similar stuff.