Pros: Great exposure to different technologies and pretty good work-life balance.

Cons: Team culture varies greatly from team to team. Upper management has a hard time determining what projects should take priority, so many new projects were worked on only to have the plug pulled on them very close to completion. Due to hiring freezes that frequently happen, internal people get promoted into roles that they shouldn't be in, or positions are left vacant for very long periods of time.

Pros: Health insurance is pretty good.

Cons: Absolutely no work/life balance. Pay for new college grads is very low compared to the average salary given to such individuals in similar roles. Meetings tend to be held very early in the morning (9:15 AM or earlier), and you MUST attend in person. The facilities suck. The workplace doesn't even have coffee or hand soap in the cafeteria. They will lie in their offer letters. I know at least two people whose offer letters promised them a role as Business Analysts, but they were placed in technical QA roles after. They don't do any coding interviews when hiring new talent. If you're a foreign employee, they will not assist with immigration/naturalization services.

Pros: Lots of training opportunities and ability to learn a lot. Coworkers are super nice and understanding. Great work-life balance.

Cons: Pay could be better for a tech role.