Pros
The job was remote and some people were competent at their jobs.
Cons
Most of the management are completely incompetent and there is a culture of stupidity. I don't say that to be flippant. You are expected to pretend to be confused about the simplest concepts. You are pressured to act confused, work slowly, need several meetings to have a simple document "walked through". Your work must be very basic and elementary and if it isn't , it will be attacked, especially if you are Black. The managers are the most incompetent stupid people I have ever encountered in my career and they are very threatened by anyone who can do the job. I saw team members pretending to me confused and incompetent to appease them. When they saw me doing good work and not playing dumb, some of them stepped up their work, only to be brow beaten by others. It was a pattern. It's a whole system of stupidity. I was under constant attack for being Black and qualified while the completely incompetent white male workers were praised for anything, and I mean anything they did, even if it was bad. The racism and incompetence in the training department is over the top. They can't keep staff for a reason.