Pros: It's good to work with the company.

Cons: I have not had any bad experiences.

Pros: A great deal of flexibility in my job to work from home sometimes, and to take time out for things like doctor's appointments, etc.

Cons: Extremely high pressure. Resources that are far, far below the level necessary to actually get your job (or your team's job) done. Poor and outdated tools, such as the software we use and the PCs and other hardware devices we use. Constant layoffs, often of the most experienced and knowledgeable people. Limited educational opportunities (impossible to attend external courses, conferences, etc. that cost money). Focus on "fighting fires" (which are often caused by the issues above) instead of sensibly planning and working on long-range goals everyone believes in. Persistence in trying to make the company "successful" through financial engineering (stock buybacks, layoffs, accounting gimmicks) rather than sound practices of studying customer needs and providing products and services to meet them. Salary has dropped relative to inflation every year for about the last 10 years, even though I am very highly rated every year.

Pros: Remote work was good.

Cons: Everything else was not good.