Apple

• You're dealing with some really bright minds and working on some super interesting projects that are unique to a company of Apple's size.
• Lots of independence at the individual contributor level; you get to choose the best way to do something rather than having it forced on you like it might be at other big tech companies.
• Learn a lot, and very quickly too.

• Things can be a bit disorganized.
• High variance in your experience at the company based on what team/org you're in.
• Fringe benefits not as great as other big tech companies.

Keep incentivizing employees with cool projects to work on. I'm fortunate to have a manager that looks out for me, but this isn't consistent across the company.