Pros
Revenue Analytics is a great place to get experience working across all levels of an application, all the way from ETL to the back-end API though to the browser front-end. In addition, you'll learn a lot about the business domain of the vertical in which you work. The stack and development methodology are standardized pretty well across the company. Quality control is good enough to avoid most off-hours annoyances. Management is transparent about company goals and performance. Corporate events are frequent and usually enjoyable. Performance reviews and expectations for your role are clearly defined. Pay is solid and benefits are unusually generous.
Cons
The work life balance has improved significantly since the transition to SaaS and adoption of more rigorous development practices, but deadlines can be tight, and the work has to get done one way or another. Also, once you know the stack, you won't get a lot of experience outside those technologies.