Pros: Good job to have straight out of college. They train you well.

Cons: Not a lot of vacation days or work from home.

Pros: Smart People Flexible Hours Great Salary Work is Interesting Managers - Some managers are better than others. I've had fantastic ones, and I've had mediocre ones. Great on a Resume Bottom line, the company is what you make of it. If you're honest and forthcoming about what you want, you can make a great career at the company.

Cons: Poor Morale - There is high turnover for implementation due to workloads and people not knowing how to manage their time. This bleeds to other areas of the company. VB6 - Enough said. Managers - Some managers are better than others. I've had fantastic ones, and I've had mediocre ones. Winter is coming. "Stock Options" are a joke (vest after 5 years, only get appreciation rights). They've been improving in processes, but expect some new hurdle to jump through every couple of months to get your work done. It sucks, but some do actually work. A stupid one recently was a metric to get development into QA within 10 days of it being marked as complete. I've had logs where the quickest that was possible would be 100 hours of linear time.

Pros: The team lead was nice, and the people were helpful. Teammates are smart. The food is good, the campus is fantastic, and the working environment is great. Everyone at least gets a two-person shared office. The project is interesting, despite some people saying that the tech is old. It's not!

Cons: Traffic is bad, parking is bad, but you've got shuttles from the parking lot though. If you are a person who pursues challenges, this is not your place. If you are a person who likes a relaxing lifestyle and just does good, has fun, and makes money, this is the place to go.