Pros
- If you don't care about your job or can fake incompetency, you can coast reasonably well, especially if you brown-nose leadership and chat them up enough - decent benefits despite the rest of the job - If you like being left in the dark regarding internal processes or just general inquiries, sign right up. You'll ask management so many questions to be told 3/4 times that they don't know or can't disclose that information (usually due to SLA or other corporate aphorisms) - lots of down time / time you can get away with slacking with no repercussions, due to the lack of visibility by management
Cons
- No career progression unless you are willing to be taken advantage of without proper recourse/compensation for 3-12 months, depending on your review timing. They don't have the visibility to even recognize meritable actions that shine as an example their mission statement "the human side of hardware". What a joke. - Absolutely shameful IT stack & tech usage despite being an MSP - technical knowledge seems to be non-existent despite the scope of the work with management ; I've seen many technically competent people leave this place since there is no place for trying to excel as they will dangle carrots in front of you and constantly backpedal with usual corporate jargon/excuses
