Pros: Personal offices, good benefits, and heavy investment in infrastructure and developer tools.

Cons: My biggest complaints are: * Annual salary boosts aren't that great. I meet new hires with less experience earning more than me. * The organizational maturity is really tough to measure here. It is most immediately evident in the products themselves: an automatic update model is finally being rolled out in 2018, and the company still seems to bend over backwards to release patches for specific $$ customers. Looking deeper, one notices that a proper issue tracking system (in this case, Jira) was only adopted in 2018, and the adoption feels...slipshod. My experience at my previous job with a much smaller and younger company felt significantly better organized. Of course, if you were to ask the project management teams, you would probably hear a completely different story.

Pros: It was fine, good work.

Cons: I didn't find many cons.

Pros: - Good people to work with - No office politics - Decent work-life balance - Pay is good but not great

Cons: - Growth is slow in most teams. - Less opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology.