Pros
None - the good times are gone
Cons
Companies age like milk, not wine, and this one has been in the fridge since 2001. They hired a VP-level marketing manager from Salesforce as CEO who has hired an army of his (mostly unqualified) friends from Salesforce, who are overwhelmed and unprepared for the task at hand. They are propping up 25+ year old intellectual property by wrapping it in marketing: truly lipstick on a pig. Customers are fleeing the technology left and right. The key differentiator, visual, drag & drop development, went out of style in the 2010's and the product has a fractured architecture/dual product strategy with no upgrade path. They are trying to position around these limitations by calling it an AI company but there's no material product to back it up. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.