Pros
You get to work from home but….(see cons) It seems like you get a lot of PTO but….(see cons) The computer equipment sent to you is decent.
Cons
You may get to work from home, and they may preach about work life balance, but in the end you have to stay and get your work done. There is a lot of work. The PTO sounds great when you are hired, but if you need one hour off you either a. have to take 4 hours of PTO or b. You get to tack that hour on to your day. Even if….you have been working over an hour for many days to get work done. The national training is great, but you won’t remember it. The local training in your office can be bad bc everyone is so busy and training someone is overwhelming. Even working from home “group think” mentality exists. People still talk about someone if they don’t like them. HR refers to employees as human capital. Need I say more ? My manager did not seem supportive or nice. I could literally go on forever but it seems they have adopted new start up culture for a huge company that is not new. They need your license, not your experience. Everything is so micromanaged, you are basically a data entry specialist not using your mental health experience.