Pros: Generally, there is a feeling of goodwill among coworkers. The campus looks nice, too.

Cons: I always felt micromanaged. You have to log what you do every day down to the nearest quarter-hour. This not only means that you have to figure out how much time you worked on each of the dozen things you do in a day, but your boss also berates you if you take a little longer than he or she expects. His or her expectations always seem to be too high, since they are based on how long it would take him or her to do it. Also, there doesn't seem to be much in the way of career opportunities. The languages used by this company are hardly used by anyone else.

Pros: Good pay. Beautiful city.

Cons: Workload and culture

Pros: Exposure to technology that is increasingly being used in health care. As such, it's a good launching pad for a related career in consulting or at a client site.

Cons: Long hours (think: you can bring pets into the office with you... when you're spending your free time working on the weekends). Scattered management with no real structure. Career advancement is only available for a select few. Management tries to paint the picture that it's such a fun and unique place to work, but you soon realize that it's just smoke and mirrors. They constantly remind you that you're "picked because you are among the brightest in their application pool," yet, due to the number of applicants for each open position, you are easily replaceable.