Pros

Job pays well. Lots of great benefits. Company and leaders truly listen and take care of their people.

Cons

Huge corporation. Comes with usual corporate things that you have to put up with (nonsense computer based training, etc)

Pros

Since I work in HR I feel like my experience is a lot different than others who are client facing. I don't even know what most of our employees do if I'm being honest. Pros:You start off with 3 weeks PTO, and 1 week sick time which is better than other places. (Pto does not roll over though). 12 week paid maternity leave and 2 week paid for fathers Personally, the managers I have had are great and truly care about employees and understand worklife balance. A lot of departments have adopted hybrid schedules post covid

Cons

People are severely underpaid. They will lowball the F out of you if possible. Do NOT take their first compensation offer. We are but a number to the executives (whats new when at a big corp). Company is SO focused on being "woke" and spending so much money forcing it's employees to take "diversity classes" so they can say they are inclusive and with the times. Goes without saying but those at the top are granted bonus after bonus while us lowly workers who oversee so many day to day operations get MAYBE a $1,000/year raise (thats $83 extra a month). Have insanely outdated systems that cause constant issues, but the systems are cheap so they would rather stick with them than invest in a solid program. Literally nothing is streamlined AT ALL High turn over due to burn out, low pay and incentives, lack of trust in the execs. Even long term employees have decided to leave to work elsewhere Good stepping stone place to get some professional experience but I think for most this is not a long term company.