Pros
Work-life-balance is incredible, 6 months maternity leave and 5 months paternity leave, work from home and PTO very flexible.
Cons
Fine place to settle if you don't care about mobility and want to play the game, not the place to be yourself and expect your merit to be rewarded. The most political and beauracratic place I've ever worked in; you're promoted not based on merit, but who you know and sucking up, yet leadership will not hesitate to tell you the many ways you can improve. Too much focus on feedback doesn't leave room to do actual work. Pay isn't even close to competitive. 1% raise year-over-year is not even on par with inflation. Culture is masked niceness with secret back-stabbing and politics constantly. Work can be very duplicative and documentation for the sake of documentation.