Pros
Some very good people. Good client/project work in my experience (may vary widely by client/project).
Cons
While working for Xpanxion, I was subject to ongoing workplace sexual harassment. For a time, I routinely had my boss on my project making jokes about sex acts involving my manager and me. When I reported this to my office manager, my office manager cut me off rather than hear out my complaints, and later attempted to cover for the offending party by recommending that they lie and describe the situation to HR as a one-time thing rather than a pattern. The office manager seemed intent on maintaining the workplace environment that was full of all sorts of inappropriate and unprofessional conversations about things like sex and serial murder. Reporting these things to HR did very little. HR has not seemed at all interested in correcting problems in the workplace, but really just exists to protect the company from legal action. Aside from the issues with harassment and the unprofessional work environment, Xpanxion has a lot of shortcomings in other ways. I would urge caution regarding anything listed in a job posting, like the claims about their training programs, competitive salaries, and room for growth. My experience with those things has not fit with what they claim. Sadly, working with Xpanxion also becomes an exercise in double and triple checking everything, and sometimes still having to correct issues after doing that. You can't really trust anything that is told or promised to you by Xpanxion. It's not uncommon to be told one thing only to have it change later, or to have mistakes made like tax withheld for the wrong state. I guess stuff usually gets figured out in the end, but these sorts of mistakes are very common and cause quite a bit of hassle.
