Pros
Great company culture, excellent benefits, amazing perks in a studio that actually cares about you as a human being. Bungie works hard and plays hard; some teams do crunch but that is the reality of the game industry. Personally I haven't had any Bungie imposed crunch since my team has been demolishing our workload at a good pace, but I have stayed an evening or two to polish a feature or content that I was particularly passionate about. + food, drinks and snacks in the kitchen + low/few crunch hours depending on team + they do pay bonuses and profit sharing, was the other reviewer not FTE? + family events - movie nights and summer picnic + bagel Fridays + low drama + people can respectfully disagree on designs or features and not get petty about it like some other companies + QA is very supportive and is valued more than at other companies (trust me I've worked a lot of QA) + great medical/dental benefits for families + amazing gifts/perks + work with a ton of smart people who are passionate about the game they are working on + they do provide parking, again my guess that the other reviewer was not FTE + new hire lunch perk helps introduce new employees to the large studio
Cons
I share the feeling from another reviewer that some of the people at Bungie are operating as old Bungie and sometimes that can affect decisions with the game. + gain some weight from new hire lunches + "safe" decisions are sometimes made when sometimes it's ok to make the bold decision and let players have a little fun + I'm grasping for negatives because I adore working here. If you think it's a rough place to work, jeez I feel bad for you when you go elsewhere. Every other place I have worked had lower pay, longer hours, and would be ready to drop you as soon as the game launched.