Pros
The Cons outweigh the Pros because money isn't everything.
Cons
WAREHOUSE: Having left and started a real career I am reminded by all the countless times the management freshers dismissed people or pretended to be sincere to their direct reports about their plantar fasciitis or wrist injuries. They all laugh about it on their shuttle rides home to Chicago. The "Management" team is toxic as every other post on here has mentioned. They are told by senior leadership in their meetings to treat you this way. Supervisors are playing the political game to get those Master degrees and collect your hard earned profit sharing at the end of every year so they can go on their wild vacation trips or have a sizeable vested retirements. You all should UNIONIZE. Lawsuits work too....look up their past ones. OFFICE: Be for real. You know the tech stack is terrible. Learning CAD or how to do VB is not going to help you in the real world. The weird way people must respond to customers is not a real skillset. Flexibility in the workday is now over. Whether it's RTO, monitoring personal Slack messages, or using the restroom too often, this is all noted for the annual performance reviews. You won't hit 25-30 years there and everyone knows that so they will PIP you until you leave (or terminated).