Pros
Its a large, stable company, extremely good pay and benefits, and most jobs require 40 or less hours of work each week. The stress level is very low, the people are friendly, the facilities are excellent. Process is stressed above results, so if you have had any government experience, you will fit right in. A very bureaucratic organization, so if you learn the right paperwork, the right rules, can make pretty PowerPoint presentations and can say yes to maintaining the status quo, you can advance quickly. If you agree with others constantly, you can advance to a $200,000 job very quickly.
Cons
If you are a results oriented individual who enjoys change and challenges, you will be quickly disappointed. You must learn six-sigma techniques even in situations where they are clearly inappropriate.