Pros: Relaxed but rewarding work, plus work from home.

Cons: Slightly unorganized management and old technologies.

Pros: It's slow-paced, and a lot of managers aren't really involved. They just do their own thing.

Cons: Most people here have been here a while, and most without engineering degrees since they didn't exist back then. They do things here their own way, and these lifetime employees are the team leads and management. This makes it really hard for new grads in engineering to come in and learn. It's also incredibly difficult to bring in new tools, get acceptance for new tools, and to get the team to automate things. It's also difficult to do object-oriented programming on legacy systems, and one has to follow the team's coding style right down to the comments, so you end up being a depressed, underpaid code monkey.

Pros: They listen to ideas. Good location. Workplace flexibility.

Cons: They just listen. Conversion rate is really bad. No definite HR process.