Pros
Well, it's a paycheck.
Sometimes (currently once a month) there is a catered lunch. Fair life/work balance.
Aplus hires people of widely varying quality, so you get the opportunity to learn to work with people of varying levels of dedication, intelligence, and education.
Cons
Aplus.Net isn't a place for people looking to advance in their career based on merits or performance. Promotions are based mainly on years of experience and, with no worthwhile reward system in place for employees to really give a damn about performance beyond the bare minimum, the company is comprised of mediocre people just looking to take home some kind of salary.
Managers are of varying quality. Some managers and VP's have no real business being where they are and just ended up there because they needed somebody when the company was bought. As result, there is an ongoing crisis in management because you have managers / VP's that don't know what they're supposed to be doing.
Little/no professional development outside of a "mandatory" training for managers which half of managers didn't bother to attend. So, if management is impenetrable for the ordinary worker (you have no chance for promotion) yet most of their professional development resources, bonuses, etc are targeted towards this elite group, it makes you wonder why anyone sticks around.
Aplus is a budget host and the "budget" theme, unfortunately, carries through to everything from employee benefits to the offices, which are stark and uninspiring. There is a general feeling that the employees stand to gain very little for making the company succeed. Many people I work with agree that profits seem to only benefit upper management.
The entire time I've worked there (and this has been a sizable amount of time) I've been told I was doing a good job ONCE.