Pros
This company will do and say anything to get bodies in the door- including, but not limited to, company-funded happy hours, department outings to play Whirlyball, and three weeks of PTO.
Cons
You, and by that I mean everyone, has virtually no value in the eyes of upper management. Don't get me wrong, there have been a few good eggs that have managed to make it long enough to be promoted up through the years and decided to stick around. For the most part, however, daily life at vRad is a never-ending game of office politics where brown-nosing is encouraged and doing the morally right thing could get you fired. At the end of the day, the only valued aspect of the business is numbers. When something goes wrong on a multi-department level, they'll cut anyone loose just to have a head to present.