CNET Networks – “Comfy, but possibly dull.”

Pros

It's comfortable. It's a nice building with nice amenities. The benefits are solid, and the organization is fairly flexible to individual needs. Co-workers are smart and friendly. The sites have huge audiences, which makes for interesting problems, and the assurance that your code will get a lot of use. On the checklist of job features, CNET has most of them covered, but...

Cons

... the work might not be the most stimulating. There's a sense of complacency, and a lack of drive to develop innovative features in the field. Or, if there is a new feature, it will rarely get the support it needs to get it off the ground.

Advice to Senior Management

Stop trying to copy what is currently 'hot,' and set aside time to create something new. The employees are good and capable, trust them.