Pros
-Coworkers here are great, usually college graduates or otherwise. They'll keep you sane! -It's a great stepping stone. If you ever go onsite at a client, you'll be able to develop your professional network and learn a thing or two about other technologies from different industries. Make the most of your time at the company to network with other coworkers and learn some new skills on your own time.
Cons
-Low pay. First and foremost, there's a very good reason for this: you need very little experience to no experience. If you can understand that 1) you are completely expendable and 2) the job is meant to be a stepping stone towards other career opportunities, then the low pay shouldn't be a problem. -Promotions and going onsite at a client are not always guaranteed. They depend on how well the company is doing and whether or not clients have business. This is the nature of the contracting business. Other than for a few company veterans, it is EXTREMELY unlikely that any new hire is going to want to stay at the company for very long. -Dress code is business casual...for a non-client facing role if you are at the Center of Excellence. Makes no sense although it is meant for you to get used to dressing like that when you go onsite. Funny thing is at some of the more casual business partners, you can wear whatever you want anyway and no one's gonna bat an eye.
