Pros
The company is respectful and cognizant of the need for a work life balance. As long as it is. It the fourth quarter they are very flexible with requests for time-off due to vacation and personal needs.
Cons
Training is very limited. Often you will be inserted into a role which you receive no formal training without the support form upper management to properly perform the functions of your job. There is very little opportunity for upward advancement within the company. The company must pay more to an employee who is promoted internally versus an outside hire and the latter is the route which is more frequently taken. The company has suffered very significant losses recently due to the data breach and slow expansion into Canada as a result, costs are being cut wherever possible. The expectations of management have increased while compensation has stayed stagnant. Due to this, upward mobility within the company is very difficult.