Pros
- Cafeteria with breakfast and lunch everyday (about $6 for lunch, never utilized breakfast option) - Free all you can eat bagels, poptarts, cereal, bananas, and soda - Free leftovers most days - Free lunches about 2-3 times a month - Flexible hours (8 hours of work + time spent on lunch break as long as you were there between 9am and 3pm) - Can eat at your desk and not take a lunch break - Work from home option 2 days a week - Ping pong table, MarioKart tournaments, Social events - Pay was average compared to other recent grads I knew - Good management who recognized work-life balance - Pleasant building with cool interior design - On site gym
Cons
- 2 month period where you have no benefits and can be fired at any time (It was difficult to live without health insurance for 2 months) - Only about 5 paid holidays(felt low to me) - Pay less than glassdoor's average for entry level software developers in Lancaster, PA - Days felt riddled with meetings - Daily standups could've been reduced to 3 days a week and/or virtual updates - Retros felt pointless - Weekly team meetings seemed to only be beneficial for the managers - Expectations weren't always clear
