Pros: Competitive pay, good benefits, multicultural work background.

Cons: Organization has a lot of overlap, and sometimes resulted in a vague job scope. Expanding too fast unnecessarily worsened benefits.

Pros: A good place that supports employees and has a bright future. The salary and benefits are good, and the management is responsive and looks out for the employees. The company itself is in an excellent position, with lots of cash and a position to keep its prominence in the field into the future. So if you can get into a high design position, you'll get to work on a lot of cool and upcoming technologies. The daily routine, the physical plant, the offices, and the work environment are very pleasant. Overall, a job here is a nice, safe, good job to have.

Cons: The hassles of a huge corporation, being put into a tiny role. This may be my personal prejudice coming out here, but I've asked to do more and try more variety in what I work on, but I can't get out of my own tiny job now. The manager thinks there's too much for me to do, so I'm spending all my time on a job I'm bored with. So I may personally have to leave soon, but that's just my specific story.

Pros: Great benefit and work flexibility. Inclusive work environment in which people believe they can make a contribution regardless of their level.

Cons: Highly political. Compared to other engineering companies, there are a lot of superficial efforts. More time was spent to make things look good instead of doing actual good. Senior management tends to be fully aware of their "senior" status and act like it. While the policy does encourage team collaboration and spirit regardless of each person's position, the reality is that there are plenty of god complexes at the senior level management.