Pros
twenty five cent candy bars
Cons
Where to begin... The leadership is terrible. They're only concerned with making the next sale with no regards on how to get it done with vastly limited resources. They'll flat out lie to clients about what can be done, and then pin the failures on the people that were held accountable with no power to complete their promises because they weren't feasible or would have taken so much. If you go in for an interview, you'll be told about the "family atmosphere". Well as long as the family is dysfunctional one, then I suppose that's accurate. Their is no training and no help as you attempt to learn all of the secrets about their "product". Ho boy, the product! It's terrible and unsustainable, it's layers of terrible code and janky architecture that has so many bugs and zero code coverage. Literally every deployment is a hotfix, and their is no discipline or adherence to even the basic best code management practices. My advice: Stay Away.
