Pros: The people are wonderful; you learn a lot from them.

Cons: It's gotten more corporate. Lots of people to convince to make substantial changes.

Pros: The salary, stock, and in-office perks such as food and nice facilities are great.

Cons: Due to recent changes in org structure, I have seen many teammates leave either involuntarily or just out of being tired. Work-life balance is hard, as many new grads will work late nights and weekends. This causes a very competitive culture where performance is measured by the team's averages or hidden feedback from teammates who are going for promo or are just plainly very focused on looking great for the manager rather than doing a good and fair job.

Pros: Good remuneration and nice benefits.

Cons: None come to mind at all.