Great chance to learn outdated technologies
Pros
They took me in after 2+ years of unemployment, I didn't care about below-entry level pay. Will hire anyone with marginal level of skill and let them prove themselves. Employees with families are not pressured into working extra hours.
Cons
When I started, they paid me $5k/year less than my offer letter stated. Employees without families (single college grads) are pressured into working late hours constantly. There is nowhere to move in the company. You are a code monkey and are treated as such. In-house documentation on altered functions is non-existant, they rely on the developer who hasn't used the function before to update their wiki on how the function works. Technology is extremely outdated - when I left, they were still using JQuery 1.4 (1.11 was just released). Was fired for refusing to work 60+ hours/week indefinitely after 2+years without a single negative mark on my record otherwise.
