-The pay is decent when you first start, but the skills you learn in this role are worth more on the open job market after about a year than what Exago is generally willing to pay
-The benefits are good, but not great
-The product is very complicated and it takes a long time to fully understand all of the features (this could be considered a pro if you enjoy the challenge)
-I felt like there wasn't a lot of transparency between the Shelton and Kingston offices, and that some of the higher-level goals of the company were not effectively communicated to the Kingston office. I do feel that there were some steps being taken to help this just as I was leaving, however