Pros
Everyone I've worked with or encountered has been both incredibly personable, as well as dedicated to executing on projects both big and small. The company invests in the people they hire - the tools for professional and personal development are made available to everyone in the organization regardless of role or seniority. Additionally, the culture fostered at the company is unlike anything I have seen at a large, publicly traded company. Transparency, honesty in all things, and personal accountability are of the utmost importance to Intuitive - which is also expected of each individual. Everyone is treated with respect, and input from all members/levels of teams is encouraged and heard. As a relatively new person to Intuitive, there are many different ways for you to meet people outside of your own department and build your network, even in a virtual environment.
Cons
The only real drawback is that Intuitive runs lean, which has both upsides and downsides. Many folks are working across many different programs or projects concurrently, which can lead to bandwidth challenges. That's really the only Con I've encountered so far, and if you have the proper teams and leadership in place, something that can be overcome.