AT&T

Amazing PTO allocations. Good salary for fresh from college. Lots of opportunity to move around. 6% 401k matching.

Placements. This is the main con, as the bulk of the work you'll be doing is with an associated business partner. However, the quality in this wildly varies. Your initial placement (and subsequent rotations, should you desire them) are basically a game of chance. You could wind up in a wonderful team that gives you meaningful work and grows your skills exponentially. Alternatively, you could get an awful team where there is no one to mentor you, and it is effectively a career dead end if you stay. Luckily, you can move teams if you get one that isn't very good, and you should stay if you get a good one.

Also, the medical benefits leave something to be desired.