Pros: Work culture, Nice campus, Great learning opportunities, Employee benefits

Cons: No cons for me right now.

Pros: Most people are great to work with. The development teams are full of great talent, and collaboration on the front line is excellent. Facilities are very good. What we produce is very good, and I take great pride in our products. Senior leadership communicates often and is fairly in touch with the workers.

Cons: Compensation is not based on performance, or is at least very inconsistent and vague. Childish office politics and lack of respect for employees have grown in recent years. Almost a complete lack of leadership from middle management, who spend more time covering their own interests than those of their reports. It has shifted dramatically from an environment of development and creativity into a rampant focus on failure, fear, and discouragement.

Pros: Relaxed environment. There are other reviews which compare working here to working at a government place (or for someone who's retired), and it's true. Some engineering leads are less knowledgeable, not good at debugging, easily placing you in a keystone position (if you are good at debugging). If you play politics well, you can ride the surf.

Cons: Dealing with nervous H1B visa holders – they make their stress contagious. Also, they are not willing to take any risk or pursue cutting-edge/creative solutions. It seems demographics are progressing towards an all-Indian workplace in the future. "Fluffs" (who are not good programmers) play politics to get up the ranks. Structured/bureaucratic processes. You end up becoming an 'Intuit' developer rather than a cutting-edge/modern developer, which might make you less marketable in the future.