Somewhat misrepresented.
Pros
The feeling of adventure and excitement is pretty heady, and that warm fuzzy feeling of doing good work can last a while.
Cons
There don't seem to be many local clients, and the sales team has no motivation to sell services based out of the local office. If you're working locally it will surely be for one of our old and abusive clients that will keep you penned in their cube farm with the rest of the warm bodies. If you avoid the local body dumps you may have out of town clients with terrible expense policies for travel or worse yet be 100% remote. Remote just means for the client, you'll still commute to the Perficient office. Lack of skill and career development options are very irritating, especially since they were presented as primary differentiators. Promotions are rate limited to conform with a proscribed company average. Merit increases are based on business unit fiscal performance, not your merit.