Pros
I've been at EAI for less than a year, but I really feel like I've found the perfect job. V is a GREAT boss, and I really enjoy the work that I do. Coworkers are very nice too - there is a strong sense of community & I've yet to experience any issues in working with anyone. I was attracted to the job because one of the qualifications was being a quick learner - I had worked full time while in college, and had not been able to take an internship or work in my field of study. The training I received during my first few months at the company really helped me to feel comfortable in my new role, and I feel like I learned more during that time than in many of my college classes. By the time I was assigned to a project, I really felt like I knew what I was doing, and all doubts I had about being qualified for my job vanished. Benefits are great - our health insurance plan covers nearly everything, and we have a 401k with EAI matching our monthly contributions up to 6% of our salary. Mental health is valued, and V makes sure to check in on us if he knows we're having a rough time. Work environment is inclusive and diverse. I am both a women and a member of the LGBT community, and at no point have I felt unsafe or uncomfortable working here. The company is open and upfront about their stances on social issues (just look at the logo!), much more so than many other companies are willing to be.
Cons
Not a lot of women, especially in dev, but more and more are getting hired. Definitely not a "boys' club".
