Pros
Small, intimate setting. Smaller company with smaller divisions, so everyone is involved and constantly collaborating. You learn a lot and are expected to pull your weight, which is a good thing.
Mild to no micro-management. You can expect people to leave you alone and never bother you if you so desire. The responsibility is left up to you, because everyone here knows the works gets done, and that for the most part, we're motivated to achieving results.. We're all adults. If you fall behind, it's on you. That being said, 90% of the workforce here is extremely friendly and accommodating. Management looks for those eager to learn more and progress to the next level, and welcomes providing them with new assignments and opportunities. You won't transition overnight, but if you're serious about a career, expect to achieve upward mobility within 6-12 months.
The benefits are nice, a little above average.
Casual atmosphere. In that, while everyone is competent and professional, there's none of that big, fake, strained corporate 'correctness.' People here are human, vibrant, and engaging, which is very welcoming. It's not that stiff puppet environment where colleagues are weary of how they should act around others; instead, people just speak their mind and are not easily offended.
Cons
The work location could be a little better. The office is nice, but the surrounding area leaves a little to be desired. It's not that terrible though.
Starting pay is a little below average, but if you're competent and eager to learn, you should see increases sooner than later.
