Decent WLB, But On-Call Can Hurt
It's an okay place to work, especially if you're looking to get experience in the networking field. The pay is decent, but the work-life balance can really depend on your specific role and team. I've seen some folks have it great, others struggle with the on-call rotation.
As a Network Engineer, I usually kept pretty standard hours during the week. The core team in the Dallas, TX office is pretty good about trying to respect personal time. You do learn a lot about IT infrastructure here, which is a big plus for career growth.
The on-call rotations for operational roles can totally mess up your weekends and evenings. Project deadlines sometimes mean late nights, so don't expect a perfect 40-hour week every time. There's not a lot of WFH flexibility once you're out of training.
Please look into better staffing models for the IT infrastructure teams to reduce the on-call burden. More support would really help improve morale and work-life balance across the board.