Pros
- Great bright people - Nice headquarters (at least on the main floor) - Convenient location in downtown - Decent 401k match - Interesting products - Easy going, cushy, repetitive. It's pretty easy to come here and coast until you retire for decent pay. It just wasn't the right time in my career to coast. Work-life balance For the entry level roles like mine, it was pretty cushy and easy going. EXTREMELY nice work/life balance! I almost NEVER stayed over. I learned the job, did it quickly and headed out so that I could get home on time. It was easy to arrive between 8 and 9 and expect to go home at 5. Most people packed up and were out by 5. You can get home at a reasonable hour and not take your work home (again if in an entry level role).
Cons
- healthcare plans are quite expensive for PPO - wages are a bit low (but honestly especially for entry levels. Many of them don't require much stress and effort so it balances out) - imbalance in work (if entry level, there are little to no responsibilities and pretty boring after a while; if mid to senior: your work hours might be long) - lack of flexibility/work from home opportunities. One a month goes a long way. But sadly, many of the managers are old fashioned and want to look their team in the face