Pros: Lots of stuff to learn and grow.

Cons: It is better to negotiate for your experience rather than what they offer.

Pros: Developer experience: surprisingly good for a buttoned-up company. I didn't get stuck awaiting Windows admin for VS Code, Windows Subsystem for Linux, Docker, Python, Node.js, Git, or GitHub Enterprise. Good pay. Learning opportunities (infra/systems at scale).

Cons: Every meeting is a production (like a TV show), and you are expected to look good on camera. Every project and team is a stylized codename that doesn't actually explain the thing. There are a lot of vague, disparate docs on Confluence, and view permissions were *strict*. If your boss says, "Automate yourself out of a job" and "Don't work too hard," don't share your solutions, or you will indeed automate yourself out. I landed on a weird team that was suspiciously young and diverse, so your mileage may vary...

Pros: WLB is awesome, with little benefits.

Cons: Lag in learning and career growth, but based on the team.