Pros: Great industry experience, as well as giving back and learning opportunities.

Cons: Large company, so it can be difficult to shine out from the crowd.

Pros: Not moving fast, and pay is low.

Cons: A laid-back atmosphere and good fellow colleagues.

Pros: A wealth of intelligent and helpful people. Benefits are competitive. Salary is competitive. Huge company so you can go just about anywhere and there are endless opportunities to learn new things.

Cons: Old school company. It is trying to act/react like a cutting-edge, small company, and it's just not feasible. There are too many high-level management personnel who just want to keep doing the same thing over and over. The review process is all politics. If you're not constantly "contributing by delivering services for use by the client," then you are at risk of being laid off. This makes it a bit difficult to tell where you stand, as you could be working on a huge project that gets scrapped. Then you have nothing to show for it, and that creates an issue when the time for more layoffs comes.