Pros
Smallish company in a fairly niche market (though owned by a huge conglomerate, after a couple of mergers), so you get to know your coworkers and managers and even customers pretty well fairly quickly. Retains some of that SMB "family" feel despite the overall IKEA/INGKA ownership. Many "old-timers" still with the company 10-20+ years going, however they are slowly retiring and handing over the reins. Plenty of work to keep everyone busy, and seem to be doing well enough financially, despite the turmoil in the overall industry and the world at large.
Cons
A lot of the decision making (both technical and financial) goes through the Israel based office, which just for time zone reasons if nothing else, often makes collaboration difficult. This is especially true for the cloud and networking aspects and can be very frustrating to deal with.