Pros
- Salary is good, benefits are good, the workload is huge but still in reasonable limits. - You'll get a lot of chances to learn, certify and obtain training for your work. - The middle and upper echelon of management team is very collaborative, with an outstanding technical background. - Old school management style which I truly enjoy, no post-modern fancy ideas, political bias, unnecessary overloading meetings just for the sake of having meetings etc. - A lot of old school colleagues who have a very strong technical background to whom you can rely on if things go south.
Cons
- None that I can think of in particular, sometimes you'd face some understaffed teams with little knowledge in infrastructure engineering, but still manageable. - Also, the push for RTO policy is not beneficial at all as it's limiting the talent pool and push the employees to make regrettable decisions such as relocating to big cities.
