Pros
*The people are very nice and helpful within your department. Its feels like, "We're in it together". *There is chances to work from home
Cons
Expect no raises or bonus. You will have the carrot on the stick dangled in front of you, but there is no follow through. Raises are less than the inflation rate, so expect in a year to make less than you do now. Another issue, is upper management have no idea what is going on in the front line. Which in a way is expected, but it nearly seems like they actively work against the best interest of their front line employee, all the while blaming line managers, which is misleading since they took most of the front line managers powers away. As a consequence there is a massive morale issue. Many see very bleak outlook and causing many to leave for greener pastures. Lastly, there is huge issue with mobility in the company or lack thereof. Sure you can move on to new jobs, but the challenge comes to get the comparable pay with your new responsibilities. I have seen several people get railroaded and getting paid less then their counterparts because they were an internal hire.
