Pros
Depending on which deparmtent you gravitate towards, it's (for the most part) a family environment provided you were part of the early Vistex days. They have an annual employee recognition program, average benefits, and plenty of friendly faces around the globe. Vistex is a great name to have on a résumé.
Cons
Tough place to balance work and personal life as many positions require long hours & dedication to the company. Upper management frowns upon telling them your vacation plans two to three months out. Meetings start & end late so nothing is accomplished on time. Don't be surprised when work creeps into weekends and throughout holidays. Big language barrier exists between U.S. & overseas employees. Travel & out-of-pocket expenses are a burden for reimbursement since every penny is closely watched by the owner. There is high turnover not to mention 99% of the employed still wonder what their role is after being hired. Jobs end up leaving the employees instead of vice versa which opens a whole new can of worms. Training courses can be gruesome due to a not-so-well-coached instructor. Very little chance of being promoted due to an unorganized structure of managers.