Pros
Strong culture of growth; deep sense of team; lots of interesting, creative, funny people; flexible scheduling; casual dress code; downtown office; VPN available when needed; ability to try different roles; promoting from within is preferred; focus on strengths, not weaknesses; friends and family are welcome at the many company-sponsored activities; manage our own time; attitude and aptitude often trump knowledge and experience; it's okay to not know everything; hourly and salaried positions; cash incentives for quick, accurate work; management is approachable and responsive; Friday Breakfast Club; gym access; suggesting areas for improvement is encouraged; free hot beverages; very supportive colleagues and coworkers; lots of smiles and laughter; strong focus on clear, effective communication, including active listening; ideas are encouraged and met with enthusiasm; successes are celebrated; culturally diverse workforce; snack while you work; wander around and stretch or chat when you need a break; lots of nearby places to eat... There's probably more perks, but I think you get the idea.
Cons
Training focuses on a dive-in method, but does not provide a solid foundation from which to jump. Benefits are a bit behind industry standard. No cold beverages such as Red Bull, Gatorade, V8, or fruit juices.