Pros
KeyLogic is overall a great place to work. It's a small (but growing quickly) business, so you're still not a number- upper management knows you by name and you can have a normal conversation with them. Hard work is recognized and rewarded more than you would expect in peer companies. The company tries to maintain a family like atmosphere, and succeeds considering how many locations employees are located. In my particular position, work life balance is easy to maintain and respected (although I would caveat that by saying I think that is position specific- others don't seem to have as much work life balance). Overall- you don't feel like just a number here, which is a big deal with the way other companies treat their employees. I would definitely recommend KeyLogic not just for a job but for a career.
Cons
Compensation and benefits struggle to keep up with peer companies. The cost and value of medical benefits have taken a nose dive in the past few years (to be fair- that's more the fault of the White House than KeyLogic). Compensation, including annual raises, sometimes require negotiation to get a fair amount. Vacation time offered is less than what is offered by other similar companies This is partially made up by the ability to use flex time and to save holidays, but I think in general KeyLogic needs to give employees across all experience levels 5-10 move PTO days to remain competitive. It's hard to get the proper equipment to do the job right sometimes. Computers aren't up to par, network and email experience frequent problems.