Pros
The benefits are incredible. The pay is above average. Everyone I work with is a superstar in their specialty. On-the-job training where we are routinely working on new and exciting technologies and helping build the best cyber security product out there. The top level of the organization are incredibly smart with a deep and rare set of knowledge and insight with a profound vision. My team is composed of extremely high-quality professionals with only the customers and product quality in mind. Both my direct manager and the director of my department has been more than wonderful coping with off time for vacations, random "life" stuff that pops up, and medical leaves without flinching and with deeply caring support. At times when I’ve worked late, working on a passion project at the company, multiple people approached me to make sure I was okay, and to be sure I wasn't going to burn out and didn't feel pressure to work extra hours. There was no pressure, I just genuinely enjoy certain projects.
Cons
Remote work is hard. Time management and personal discipline require vigilance. Some people aren't cut out for it. It took me months to really fully adapt, but everyone experiences it the first time they work full time remote. To help, organization, planning, and management have really stepped up to fill the gap, and the people I interact with are always courteous and professional.
