Good Entry Job - Lots of Turnover and Politics
Pros
You will make some great friends here! The team is very welcoming and personable, they are better at socializing than working most of the time, which makes for a very fun office environment. Even the slack groups are entertaining. A very relaxed work environment, which has its pros, but also has many cons.
Cons
They are expanding teams that do not necessarily need expanding in order to look like a rapidly growing company. They will hire anyone, which leads to a few people doing all the work on large teams. When in office, it was easier to hold employees accountable, and you could rely on people to at least be available for questions since you could just walk over and ask them. When everyone started working from home, you could really see who was just there for the paycheck. Lots of the people on your team would be unreachable all day, so you would be stuck waiting on them to get around to logging back on in order to complete your own work. There is very little accountability, as managers are too scared to step on toes - they all want to be the 'fun' manager, so they all are. There is also lots of politicking if you want to move up. Promotions are not based on merit, but they are based on who the managers like the most, so you will likely be passed up for promotions a few times unless you play the game.