Pros
Up-to-date technology and equipment. Great location.
Cons
Everyone is a manager. There is no real hierarchy so that means no one has a final word on anything so those producing the actual work end up getting blamed for not meeting deadlines due to lack of communication among the thousands of managers. Those that are in the position to make decisions don't care. They are barely at work and don't communicate with their teams to make sure work is being produced. And if you want to work from home, and you're not a manager- forget about it. NRG uses a project management software. The team that runs this system is the only organized group but they've taken over the company. Every little thing you do must be documented in this system which takes time away from creativity, production, collaboration...well, everything. You end up being administrator – no matter what your job title – logging things in all day. The open workspace (no cube walls or offices) is distracting. People are loud and distracting and even take conference calls at their desks on speaker.