Pros
Mostly very smart and talented group of professional collegues, helpful, nice, and very easy to get along with. Firm did seem to have unlimited potential for development and growth.
Cons
Executive leadership are out of touch with the workforce - what happens in each area day-to-day, what it takes to successfully integrate staff from an acquisition, or how to genuinely communicate and build the culture they claim to want. Layoffs happen with no notice, I have seen experienced and dedicated staff who were true producers for the business disgarded like they were yesterday's trash, leadership don't know what the staff/team do before a layoff occurs so then remaining staff suffer as a consequence, are executed with no preparation (provision of severance/termination agreements after lay off are delayed), if you ask questions about the paperwork when you get it you may not get a response from leadership until after several follow ups by you. Workloads are extreme and you need to be prepared to work extensive unpaid overtime to get through your daily tasks, projects, and whatever whim that leadership has decided needs immediate and urgent focus at that point in time. You will be underpaid for the work product you are expected to contribute to the firm. I believe some of these more positive Glassdoor reviews are posted by staff new to the firm or a consulting firm hired to boost the firm's positive score as part of their recruiting scope of work.