Pros
Overall, the people here are nice and helpful. The business seems to be stable, even in the economic downturn. The location is great and the gym and cafeteria are very nice amenities.
Cons
Working here I feel like I've gone back in time 20 years because the systems are antiquated, "face-time" and politics are the only ways to get ahead, and pro-employee benefits like telecommuting and a relaxed dress-code are frowned upon. In addition, the CEO along with Sr. management rule with an "I know what's best for you", command and control approach. Fresh ideas from outsiders are often stifled by a stale, unwavering bureaucracy of senior leaders. Wages are not competitive and meaningful recognition is few and far between, unless you happen to be one of the chosen few. Lastly, I am shocked by the overwhelming amount of poor leaders (i.e. micro-managing, condescending, bullying, self-serving) in this organization. It's clear that recognizing, developing and empowering people is not the focus here!