Pros
Pretty flexible if you need to take a personal day and they offer free lunches on Wednesdays. They also do some sort of fun event once a quarter (ski trip, Octoberfest party, etc).
Cons
I initially resisted posting a review because I did not want to write something negative, but after the blatant flooding of reviews by the company and the obvious damage control they are engaging in, I felt compelled to comment. The reviews that paint a grim view of the work environment are accurate portrayals of reality within the sales & marketing department. It is not just the grumblings of a few malcontents who have a personal axe to grind. In the last two years the company has lost the majority of it's staff from the marketing & sales department, especially those that had been with the company for 5+ years. In all cases, the behavior of the management were the root cause and I can say for sure that nothing has changed. The executives do not trust people to do the job that they were trained or hired to do, as evidenced by the fact that micromanaging every single decision is just the normal. Anything from how a gift basket needs to be arranged to whether or not a semi-colon belongs on an internal email, is up for debate at the executive level. This is the main reason why people get so frustrated and eventually leave. Threats and bullying are another reason. Two popular quotes that you will undoubtedly hear in meetings are: "if you do not like it then you can leave" or "you guys can discuss and decide but in the end it doesn't matter because only my vote counts". This type of management style has spread to other managers and directors as well and unfortunately it has only gotten worse. To be fair, the company is making money and adding staff. The CEO is friendly and has an open door policy. There are friendly and talented staff members. However none of this means a thing, if you are working in an environment where you are not empowered to make decisions and the leaders of your department operate with an emperor mentality. HR has received many complaints in exit interviews about the issues I have mentioned but it seems that the company leadership is satisfied to keep things status quo as long as revenues remain positive and the bonuses keep coming. Other reviews talk about a negative atmosphere for young women and that is 100% true. Nothing has changed after people complained. If you are ok with being micromanaged, threatened, bullied, spoken to in a condescending manner, or depressed, then you should apply. Also, if you are a young woman then you should be prepared to feel uncomfortable.