Pros
-Full tuition reimbursement (minus taxes) for yourself, your spouse, and (undergraduate only) your kids. -3 weeks vacation per year, plus a free week in December, plus extra personal days. -Generally a laid back environment
Cons
-Lack of options in health, dental, and other benefits. -Exceedingly low salaries. Expect 20-30% less than you could get elsewhere. (Hey, they have to pay for all those glossy self-promoting internal advertisements that everyone just throws out.) -Below average pay generally leads to below average employees. Expect to have to explain yourself repeatedly for even the simplest tasks. -Lots of pat-yourself-on-the-back behavior for things that are generally useless and nonsensical. The only reason to even remotely consider working here should be if you're going for your masters degree and want it to be (close to) free.
