Pros
Friendly co-workers, nice location, growth potential,
Cons
Working in Hawaii always comes at a premium. Generally, companies pay less than mainland counterparts often citing the high cost of doing business in the 50th state. Cost of living is high for individuals and the State has a punative tax structure. Hawaiian is a good company, but is struggling with its new identity. For years, it operated in an almost "plantation worker" environment. This is not derogatory, but rather meant to reflect that the owner/worker relationship was more familial. Today, the airlines recent growth is requiring changes that poorly align with an "island" mentality. We still talk the talk of Ohana (family), but we operate more like a corporation. The company struggles with this transition.