PDG Pesrspective - Good for new grads, not so much for intermediates
Pros
Rewarding experience for juniors and EITs. I was able to learn a lot, partake in various social and networking events and activities. Very vibrant and young demographic, with great senior engineers for mentoring and guiding the young engineers.
Cons
Transitioning from EIT to Intermediate was not challenging and the work I was doing was not rewarding anymore. I wanted to learn new things within my discipline but there almost never is budget for trainings/seminars/conferences. Everything is to be 'learnt on the job'. However if there are no new interesting or challenging jobs, you find yourself doing the same thing over and over again. And if you are in PDG, prepare to be shafted aside as folks from the business units get promotions and salary raises at a much faster pace than you.
