Pros
The work environment was good and they allowed lots of flexibility (ability to come in an hour earlier and leave an hour earlier, etc.). Some people were even allowed to work from home four out of five days. And the work was exactly what I liked doing.
Cons
No opportunity for growth and lots of empty promises. I noticed people getting promoted and then leaving (in droves). Could not understand it until I was offered a "promotion" with no pay raise. Went on glass door and the Bureau Labor Statistics to see what the pay raise should have been and realized they were already way off from what I was getting. They made lots of promises to try and make up for the differences, but a little research uncovered that they made similar promises to others without delivering. By the way, I received top ratings in both my annual reviews (I was there less than three years). Speaking with HR after being told that the only way I could expect to receive a cost of living increase in the next year was by taking the "promotion", I found that they had not adjusted the pay range for my grade level in years and had no intention of updating it for the following year. So even if I liked it there enough to keep my current job and the sub-par pay range, I could expect I would never see a raise to even keep up with inflation. It was time to leave.