Pros: Nice working environment. Good collaboration.

Cons: Employee satisfaction is missing. Benefits have to be customized.

Pros: Brand name, salary for freshers

Cons: Internal projects are nightmares; they don't have any development projects, only support projects. They will change your skills, from Java to ASP.NET, at their will. You are not your own master. Any conversation you have with anyone in the company only counts if it happened via email. They don't give a damn about somebody's helpless situation. A friend of mine had some family problems and just asked for a relocation to a city near his hometown, and what he got was termination. This is the most cold-hearted company I have ever seen. Freshers, beware: you have no future if you are working on any of their internal tools. Even the bloody team leads and project managers don't have an answer to this question: "If I try to switch, what will I say in my interview, because the tool I am working on is not used in any other company?" To this, particularly, my manager responded that they "won't let you go" and all that rubbish.

Pros: Flexible schedule - Work from home when necessary. Great benefits package. Great people and culture - Professional and friendly. Big company with a lot of professional opportunities.

Cons: Low salaries - below the average pay. Innovation opportunities are limited. Bonuses are not so good.