Pros
Good salary and 401(k) match. Many positions offer a fair degree of autonomy and flexibility, at least for now. Generally friendly co-workers. Some positions offer exposure to cutting-edge technology in IT and Plant research.
Cons
As DuPont corporate has become more deeply involved in the affairs of the company, there has been a marked shift in the attitude toward employees. Instead of being regarded as assets that should be supported to maximum productivity, employees are now clearly regarded as costs that must be minimized. Chronic under-investment and the layering on of increasingly complex and burdensome administrative structures will probably make recovery and growth impossible, so cuts will grow worse over time. DuPont's attempt to run a business with multi-year product development cycles, relatively short product lifetimes, and a year-long production cycle on a quarter-by-quarter basis are also inflicting serious damage on the organization. Again, this will likely result in further cuts and degradation of the work environment over time.