Pros: Well-organized training form. Good pantry. Fresh food and free coffee. Fast-paced working style is pretty Wall Street style. Expanding firm.

Cons: Some fields touch really old Fortran code, and most of the positions have very limited opportunity to face clients.

Pros: Great firm. Great benefits. Very relaxed/chill work. Flat structure.

Cons: Your work highly depends on your department. You could have an extremely dynamic and exciting job or team, or not so much. No equity like other firms. Very flat structure. So much so that a promotion could be 5-10 years away (depends on department).

Pros: Good training program, especially from outside lecturers. Fanciest office I have ever seen. Great view on the 29th floor. Working hours are generally okay, although some teams are busier. Good benefits for people who are married or have children. People are generally nice.

Cons: This is based on my own experience; your mileage may vary. Salary has no correlation with how hard you work or how much work you did. Reviews and raises are subject to the favoritism of your manager. If your manager is nice, you are lucky; otherwise, you are underpaid compared with your peers. Micromanagement was so much that I felt no work could ever be finished. Your own ideas don't matter at all, so it's better to shut up and do whatever you are told. Lots of legacy code. Most of the time was spent figuring out a couple of seemingly trivial issues.