Pros
Good benefits and health insurance. Good facilities. Great learning opportunities of network products and domains
Cons
There are more managers than necessary, and some demonstrate clear favoritism. Certain managers tend to hire people they already know and gradually give preference to those individuals over existing team members. This pattern is reflected in the appraisal data. Engineers who are close to the manager are often not directly contributing to critical deliveries that impact the end customer. Instead, they are encouraged to participate in multiple discussions to increase their visibility with the external team and are assigned safer deliveries, typically with support from other engineers. As a result, the additional workload and overhead fall on the rest of the team.