Pros
*The Team I am a part of is incredibly helpful, the supervisors are caring and understanding of both our time and effort, and seek to help us in any way that they can *The colleagues are very friendly and are always willing to assist and show you how to improve or teach new skills *The benefits are standard and flexible, depending on your manager *Managers encourage you to apply for in-company job offers and seek to assist you in progressing through your career ladder
Cons
*From what I hear, it's a toss-up if your team is gonna be filled with nice people or not *The amount of work can drastically increase within a day, and communication with other teams can be frustrating at times as some colleagues don't seem to understand the workflow quite as well *The raise was minimal, even though two colleagues performed best out of the whole team, the whole team only received a 3% pay increase, instead of the supervisors choosing who would receive it (though this is new only happened once in the last couple of years)