Pros: The pay was decent, and there was time off flexibility.

Cons: The decision was to allow unqualified personnel to become managers in a clique environment.

Pros: Pay was inline with industry norms. Interesting tech: drones, LPR & video surveillance cameras. One-time stipend given to upgrade your remote office gear.

Cons: Team members compete against each other for attention in meetings and for fixing endless production issues. Hero culture - your value is proportional to the number of things you can fix and the how much time you spend talking and making suggestions in daily meetings. Meetings rarely result in useful solutions, changes or ways to proceed. Dev teams are siloed, hardware and backend architecture is fundamentally broken, undocumented and needlessly complex. A ton of reinventing or hacking of open source libraries, protocols, etc. Devs drop assigned work and work on things they think will give them the most praise/value. Management forces pushing incomplete, under-tested firmware/software into production. Getting "let go" is stealthy, sudden an brutal - no severance.

Pros: There is good WLB, flexible working arrangements, and helpful colleagues.

Cons: Sometimes it is a little slow moving.