Pros
The coworkers are nice. People are caring and protective of each other. They hold each other up. Certain managers will hear you out and do their best for you.
Cons
When I first started, the work was reasonable and enjoyable. After purchasing 9 hospitals in 3 years, I hate my job. If you complete a project well you will be assigned four more. There is no respect for work life balance. You are underpaid, underappreciated, and, at time, micromanaged. Benefits aren't great, health insurance has gone up quite a bit in the past 3 years. Max raise even if you are a superstar is 3% a year. PTO days at the start are 19 days but this includes 6 holidays so its only 13 days off of your choice (this goes up marginally after 5 years) Brave enough to ask for a raise? You will get laughed at. Want to comp a day because you worked 55+ hours so far this week? The answer is no. Many roles are single threaded. So you can't enjoy time off and will still get called when you are off. There isn't a strong mentorship or onboarding process. People are exhausted.