Pros
Absolutely none. Even the pay is abysmal compared to the responsibility given in certain departments.
Cons
There is zero useful communication and guidance. Whether it be from management, employees training you or co-workers. Training consists of snide remarks, following around your "trainer" blindly, silence and scoldings as if you were a child. It's clear favoritism exists because unless you're one of the "boys" then get ready to be expected to work nonstop with zero bathroom breaks, no lunch break and not ask questions. Their DEI hires are minimal and I'm sure once they hire two they call it a day and say they're an inclusive company. They're not. There is no clear way to report anything either and if you try to, like I did, you get fired. HR is a joke, their inclusion statement is a joke and their management is a joke.