Pros

Benefits, pay, office perks, on site health center

Cons

Having to work in office

Pros

There are many great, talented people across the company at the entry level, lower management, and middle management. Most are extremely supportive and will do everything in their power to put you in a position to succeed and help advance your career. In most situations, these are the colleagues you will work with most often, and thus the day to day experience should be a good one.

Cons

To put it bluntly, upper management does not seem to be invested in the rank and file employees. Priorities frequently shift, policies are instituted or withdrawn willy nilly, periodic layoffs have a deleterious effect on morale, the annual review process is problematic, and the best aspects of the work-life balance were inherited from the previous company (BNA) and have been incrementally rolled back. If you're looking for a place to get some good experience, BIG is probably a good option, but if you're looking to settle in somewhere for a lengthy tenure, it might not be the best place for the reasons mentioned.