Pros
Health insurance was fine, I guess.
Cons
Look, I came in energized but vasion is just.... stuck. The manager would spend weeks deliberating on things that should take a day, and then half the team would interpret the decision differently anyway because nothing was ever communicated clearly, which honestly gets old. You could pitch ideas and get nodding heads and "we'll circle back on that," and then six months later nothing happened — no follow-up, no closure, just radio silence. It felt less like a company moving forward and more like everyone was in some kind of holding pattern, waiting for someone else to move first, and the uncertainty just eats at you. The whole place has the deflating energy where initiative gets swallowed by the machine, and you know nothing's actually going to change no matter how hard you try. By the end I was just watching the clock, not because of the work itself, but because staying felt pointless.