Avantages
All of the cons out weight the pros. Yes, working from home was good, I did a good job advancing through the company so personally I feel there were advancement opportunities.
Inconvénients
To sum it up, no care and concern for employees. I was employed there for over 6 years, and worked my buns off. After moving from hourly to a salaried employee I would put in 80 hour weeks easy. I got my little bonuses on occasion and raises here and there, but never got what I actually deserved. I was a senior developer at SDC but was getting paid what a junior developer right out of college would be making. Near the end of my time with SDC I was promised numerous raises and other compensation but that never came to fruition. Still I worked as hard as ever to prove my worth, but that just caused more frustration on my side until finally I was told my position was no longer needed, and that I would have to find another job. After being there for 6 years, there wasn't another department I could transfer to, or any other options made available. Simply put, they canned me and didn't give one iota as to where I landed. I had my hands in so many projects it wasn't funny...but again they didn't care. I transferred everything to my supervisor, and now he's the only one doing what I would have been doing...and it's killing him. Again to summarize, the first 5.5 years were awesome, I lived and breathed SDC, I would constantly praise them, and I made my fair share of referrals to the workforce. That's all changed now, I now see they never actually cared, I was just another "number".