Pros
Great place to start your career. Ability to move in between different departments is nice so you can find your niche. Also they are willing to give most employees a decent amount of responsibility after about 12-18 months. Culture is also pretty good. It’s a very inclusive environment. I would just be weary of the work environment as they continue to make the cubicles smaller and smaller. Although collaboration is important, humans still value having personal space and don’t want to be packed in like farm animals.
Cons
Pay and benefits are definitely on the low end. Once you learn some concrete skills, you can take those with you and go earn 30, 40, or even 50% more and get better benefits elsewhere. Tight margins make it very difficult for low level management to set realistic expectations with their employees in regards to promotions. Managements infatuation with their budget to the point where they are not even spending all of it. The saying goes, if you don’t use it, you lose it.