Surrounded by professionals who are working in a truly collaborative fashion. Amazing benefits, common purpose, and investment in technology is best in class.
Cons
Decision making can be a bit top-down, especially being a subsidiary of a global parent company. Harder to drive change from a grassroots level.
*Promotions seem favored toward women.
*Tenure is looked more favorable to promotion than actual experience.
*Horrible upper management that would rather look at metrics than talk to the ones doing the work to find better solutions to a broken system.
*Hardly ever had working systems to perform work efficiently.
* Always threw new managers into departments with ZERO experience to manage individuals and had no idea what was going on or could never relate.
*pay was something to be desired within the field of work.