Pros
Good benefits, job stability, continued education courses are paid for. Great for getting your foot in the door in the industry.
Cons
Lower salaries than the industry. They offer 'flexible starting times' but it's not consistent among departments, and therefore not usually flexible. Technology is very behind in times. Not very transparent. Job openings, descriptions and qualifications are hidden, only managers see them. Promotions are usually based on favorites rather than qualifications. I've seen several people in the same friends group promote amongst their teams and supervisors withholding or stalling advancement opportunities from associates. The environment in home office is very 'boys club'. You don't have control over your career, and usually supervisors offer no advice on how you can advance it. This leads to a lot of employees dissatisfied in their positions, large turnover and supervisors not properly trained or qualified for their roles. Get a little experience and go elsewhere, it could take decades to achieve your career goals with this company.
