Pros: Outstanding team, excellent work culture, can-do attitude. This has, by far, the most advanced software development environment among networking companies. The tools are a generation ahead. Engineers are allowed to run with their work. No politics. The top engineering management is filled with some of the smartest engineers in the valley. Everyone is very helpful. And you have a very good work-life balance. And since the tools are very good, there is no "goop code" to write. You can just focus on the design and write your code, without getting burdened with porting your code to various branches, etc. And the best thing is the automated test infrastructure. There is no separate test team; the developers are responsible for writing all the tests. I wish I had joined such a company when I was fresh out of school. But better late than never. All in all, a very good place to work at. There is a lot of growth ahead for this company.

Cons: Can't think of any cons.

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Cons: No cons. All good. No cons at all. Cons no. No, no cons.

Pros: No deadlines. People have an emphasis on doing code right and fixing customer problems first before pushing out their own new products. They actually do focus on fixing bugs, which is a good thing in the long run.

Cons: High learning curve, lots of stuff to learn, weird dependencies, and small mistakes could easily cost more time. Tools are slow, which could hamper development, but people know and are trying to speed things up for us.