Pros
Transportation options, medical/dental benefits, and tuition assistance
Cons
Lack of upward mobility, no transparency from management, hostile working environment, poor work/life balance. Management routinely lies to and manipulates their employees. Many of the "perks" listed on their website are not actually offered to employees. They advertise "work from home" but will make you fight for years before offering it. There is no standardization across the university, some divisions pay amazingly well, whereas others may place you at the poverty line, all the while, both employees are completing the same work. High-level management (directors/deans) holds monthly meetings to get employees excited about new opportunities they are offering to employees, only to have lower-level managers squash them down. Management and HR work hand-in-hand at keeping employees down, by putting off blame on one another. Compensation is poor, and raises are a joke.