Pros: Nice pay, flexible work arrangements.

Cons: Sometimes there is a lack of clear direction from management.

Pros: Solid pay for the industry. Some other competitors pay more, but usually at the cost of WLB, and TS pays well into the 'diminishing returns' range anyway. Extremely flexible hours, along with limited working from home or remote. Great work-life balance. Will reimburse conferences, tuition, and textbooks. It also has great internal trainings and seminars. This goes hand-in-hand with flexible hours. On-site snacks, including fresh fruit and vegetables. The name is super great for the resume, and on many teams, the challenges and learning are hard to find elsewhere.

Cons: Politics and bureaucracy are the name of the game. Sucking up, checking off checkboxes for the sake of it, and Potemkin villages are where most effort goes. "Not-my-problem" politics lead to internal issues festering way longer than they should because managers flee from responsibility and employee initiative isn't taken seriously. Micromanagement abounds, with little independence for employees, and a lot of talent is squandered because of this.

Pros: Company culture, employee friendliness, amazing intern events.

Cons: Nitpicking, but projects were mostly web-related, which could have been more interesting.