Pros
Exposure to some great Technologies and IT industry players. I agree with the prior reviewer's assessment of the the CFO - he was a bright spot in an otherwise harsh "dog eat dog", "I got mine - good luck getting yours!" company.
Cons
If you're working as a Systems Engineer at Applied Computer Solutions you're falling behind. Employees generally aren't developed and are left to fend for them self in terms of personal and development. This is particularly true of Systems Engineers who will only get trained if the company absolutely must train them to get additional margin, retain a product line, etc. And then the expectation is that you're expert and should know everything the second after the training is over. In addition, you tend to get pigeon holed and end up a "one trick pony" until the company focus shifts (which happens pretty regularly) and it's decided that they're better off without you. This happened back then the owner decided to dump Cisco for Juniper and ALL the Cisco Engineers immediately lost their jobs. If you're an Engineer who just needs a transitional job to pay the rent ACS may be an option but if you're looking for a long term gig, or looking to hone and develop your skills I would suggest that you look elsewhere. I stayed too long and it's just about tanked my IT career. I am now struggling to overcome and recover from the damage that ACS did to my technical "chops." Please don't make the same mistake that I did.