- It's consulting/contracting. Sometimes you're required to learn deprecated languages and associated technologies so you can enhance a client's code base from 2008.
- Though the home office culture is great, you only experience that when working at the home office. Otherwise, you'll experience and adhere to the culture of the client's workplace, which will most likely be a Fortune 100 corporate company environment since that's the bulk of the client base. No amount of comped drinks at employee appreciation events can make you ignore the feelings associated with that if you don't thrive in that environment.