Pros
Source Web Solutions is led by a very fair and courteous owner and his son, whose comitment to their employees is evident in how they manage their office. The team eats lunch together every day, and team building events are often held on a weekly basis. They maintain relationships with past employees; I left Source for personal reasons at the end of 2017, and they have been gracious to keep in contact. The team itself is composed of equaliy courteous developers, and the environment is generally supportive and open to alternative ways of solving problems and improving processes. Codeing standards are upheld well, and senior developers are gracious when reviewing code and mentoring younger developers. My first day at Source Web Solutions, an issue with one of their applications resulted in 100+ automated emails not being sent. We spent the next hour or so sending these emails manually for the client. Source is earnestly committed to providing solutions for their clients, and I will always hold that level of commitment as one of their greatest strengths.
Cons
It is important to note from the outset that Source is aware of most (if not all) of these issues, and is continually tring to improve in them; as much as anything they are problems of the industry; unfortunately they are issues none the less. The size of the firm makes it difficult for Source to mitigate risk, resulting in an often stressful environment and often limiting the companies ability to adapt. Due to the quickly evolving needs of clients, developers are often (almost constantly) having to make trade offs between the long-term sustainability of an application and meeting short term goals, which can be discouraging and cause friction within the workplace. The primary language of the team (PHP), can quite confidently be said to be on decline, and work on legacy applications has made it difficult for Source to evolve into newer proramming paradigms (though this may be changing, as I hear they have a NodeJS application in the pipe). While this is not a major issue in and of itself, it is an important factor to consider for young developers.