Computer Aid has no clue how to collect software specifications from customers. Requirements are ill-defined, if they are defined at all. Developers are blamed for implementing features incorrectly, even when the features are not defined. Sr. Developers are expected to act as first-level tech support. No 401k match. Everything is legacy code (seriously, some things haven't been updated since .NET 1.1). New developers are unleashed on the code with no direction, resulting in inconsistent code style, and duplicate code scattered everywhere. Once you are assigned to a project, your chances of ever moving to another project are slim to none.