Pros
Free lunches on campus at Home Office
Cons
Too many. I worked at home office and the company started over-promising huge technology changes that did not work or deliver, causing chaos to the departments that had to hear it straight from their clients - those that sell insurance. Work loads tripled, as budgeting tightened, all because more money goes to landscaping and shine new building downtown, than to employees who took on more work than teams could handle. Solutions were not offered to those teams, it was merely a "just tell them we're looking into it". Little support given in hard situations. I was a contractor, so after three years, no pay raises based on increased work loads or if you're doing well. Little benefits because of contractor status, also, it always seemed frowned upon to take time off even though you didn't have PTO, so it didn't cost them anything. There was also no room to grow and the likelihood of becoming a permanent employee was very difficult. Sometimes it takes contractors years to get in as permanent.