Pros
I didn't know what to expect when I walked in for an interview and saw a foosball table next to a ping pong table. Clearly they know how to have a good time at work. I interviewed with three different people, all of whom seemed very down to earth, and then with management. I'm not going to lie, I was a bit intimidated because the questions came in rapid succession and being nervous I was a little off my game. At the same time it was refreshing that a potential employer was very straight forward. I could have taken it as they wanted to get me out of the office as quick as they could - but I didn't think of it that way. My first few months I was the last one turning off the lights to get to where I wanted my goals to be, but after I got settled I was more comfortable leaving at a normal-ish hour. Anything to get the job done correctly and keep my clients satisfied. My senior recognized my motivation and recommended me for a promotion - and management obliged. They also asked what my goals were and how they could help get me there. What job does that? I am on track to obtain my overall career goals and it's encouraged. I couldn't be happier.
Cons
With the company growth, the office does not accommodate the number of employees as comfortably as I would like - but that isn't necessary a bad problem to have. The building is also a bit run down.