Plenty of chances to move to a different project if you are not happy with the one you are working on. Opportunities to learn new skills.

I've been here 13 years and worked on several different teams. My supervisors have pushed me to work on projects that I thought were above my level of expertise, but provided me with enough support to get the job done, and I learned a lot in the process.

Ability to adapt to a changing marketplace.

Troubleshooting difficult problems and fixing them.

Good health and dental insurance.

Vacation days and volunteer time.

They keep us informed about upcoming product introductions and strategy.

My coworkers are willing to train others and share information.

Can work from home 2 days a week. Great cafeteria with good food.

Learning something new. Solving a problem that I couldn't figure out a couple of days ago.

My team is very knowledgeable about testing, telecom protocols, and Linux troubleshooting. They freely share their knowledge.

The no layoff policy and that they have many online courses available for technology and management training.

My wife went into the hospital for an unexpected heart procedure, and our out-of-pocket was much less than I expected.

There is no blame thrown around when things go wrong. We work together to fix issues and design new features.

I get to keep learning new stuff. I don't have to repeat the same thing over and over again. My manager supports this.

Solving problems. Sometimes when I start I'm not sure that I can figure them out, but I feel accomplished when I can fix a problem or program bug.

They actually follow their "lean but not mean" philosophy. They let us know when things are going well and when they are not, so we don't get blindsided with bad news.