Pros
They offer good benefits above the law but they are falling behind the market of IT firms in that regard. Good training material available Decent facilities in general Dress code is relaxed At least for me, I had salary hikes every year according to inflation I was exposed to international working experience Decent work-life balance Oportunities to work with international clients on site, but...(read cons) A Little bit above the average salaries in the market
Cons
When they send you to another country, expenses policies are very very poor and normally it cost you a lot of money from your pocket to travel and settle in a new country and your first salary takes ages to come.... You never know for how long you´ll be assigned abroad, so you can't plan anything with your family for mid or long term. You could be living in the US for 1, 2 or 7 seven years and suddenly they pull the plug and you are kind of deported...that's kind of depressing. People who manage (?) the bench do a terrible job, they don't know what to do with the people and they assigning resources to postitions that have nothing to do with the skills set of resources and that causes frustation to Project managers and clients… Once the assigment is done, they put you in a box and forget about you. Facilities guy is always in a bad mood and you almost have to beg him for a parking card and things like that...has very despotic manners, it was always awkward to request something to him... Coffee is horrible!...I know it's complementary but I doesn't have to be that bad...