Pros
You'll get plenty of opportunities to sharpen your powerpoint skills.
Cons
Let me be very clear; you will NEVER find a company that prides itself more with its "family", "friendly", "open feedback" culture. Unless you fit a very specific mold, all the above will be used against you. You will get underpaid, under-appreciated and if you're lucky, you won't have a burnout breakdown by the end of your employment. There's a reason very few people stay working for C Space. THOSE guys are the "family" they so proudly proclaim. As an ethnic person, I had multiple hurtful & ignorant interactions (ignore the inevitable apology from HR/ management that will follow my review). Unless you're willing to join these people in their socials/ stay behind after work/ play their game, you will be made to feel like an "other". This is not a biased sentiment - I promise you, this was a shared sentiment amongst a large group of fellow ethnic colleagues. We all felt it. We all left because of it. We're all in disbelief that we tolerated it. Be very weary of your line-manager; I had 4 managers in the space of 2 years... (tells you everything). One of them made my life an actual living misery, and did everything in her power to get me to resign. When I reported her (multiple times), she cried... the powers that be felt sorry for her, and nothing further happened. Important to note I was the third Associate Consultant to have reported this person in the space of 1.5 years. Takeaway message = you are not their priority. You are merely an underpaid cog in the machine to them. Please, prioritise yourself. There are plenty of better employers out there. Silver lining is I can truly say I'm positive I will NEVER work for such a toxic company ever again. My salary doubled in my next role (with ease) and I quickly realised the culture I had tolerated for years was not the norm in the corporate world.