Pros
- Opportunities to work for a variety of clients. - Opportunity to learn new technologies. - Some colleagues are extraordinarily helpful. - Some of the offshore colleagues in India went way, WAY more than above and beyond for a specific project I worked on. This is unusual in my experience (which is that India-based resources mostly do not go above and beyond) - Parking in Plymouth Meeting office was nice, if you parked on the top floor of the parking garage - you could just walk right into the office, practically, as it was on the same floor. On rainy days, you can park in the other floors and take the elevator.
Cons
- Some colleagues and leaders have been there for a very long time, and new employees may not feel part of the "in crowd". - When I was there, I wished there was more collaboration with other colleagues that were focused on the same technology stack and / or industry vertical who were in other geographic regions. I started to network on my own and reached out to colleagues in the EU and Asia, but there was no company-provided platform to facilitate this. This may have changed. - Without having any actual data to back this up, I "felt" like the overwhelming majority of revenue for my department / business unit depended on just a few very large long-term clients. I would have personally preferred to spread out the risk across more accounts and projects,