Pros
I've worked for several different companies, and CoBank is by far the nicest place I have worked. About once a quarter the executive management holds an open meeting with all employees where they talk about the business, and any employee can ask any question. That takes courage. CoBank is also very generous. Other companies have a lot of volatility in benefits, bonuses, and even whether people still have jobs because they do lay-offs, and I always feel that CoBank is consistent and stable. I trust my manager, and I trust my coworkers. I've been around enough to know that every company has great managers and employees, and some who aren't as great. Dealing with that part takes time, and I've personally seen evidence that CoBank management pays attention to issues, and addresses them. I think CoBank is one of the best places to work in Denver and I feel lucky to be a part of a great company with a great mission.
Cons
CoBank employees are spread across the country and work on many different floors in the main headquarters. I wish there were more opportunities for interaction between departments so I knew more people at the bank.
