Vantaggi
They pay well, generally more than other employers in Nashville.
Svantaggi
Save some of that money and be prepared to be laid off at any time. I was there for over 2 years, which included three Decembers. Two of those three there were major RIFs, layoffs, mass firings -- whatever you want to call it. December 2018 they got rid of 70 people in IT. They'll be hiring like crazy this spring. Every year, they churn a lot of people. The environment is wide open. If you like noise and bustle, it is perfect. If you ever want to concentrate as part of your job, you are in trouble. Get some great noise-blocking headphones and figure out a way to shield your vision, because the noise and movement from every direction with no walls or partitions in the worst implementation of the flawed open office concept I have ever experienced. Right before I was RIFed there was a guy in the "pod" right next to me -- our elbows were literally less than 12 inches apart. They have an embarrassment of riches, mainly because cell phone insurance and extended warranties are a complete ripoff. Other than the moral baggage of working for such a company, know that all that money means lots of projects being spun up on a whim. There seems to be no process to avoid duplication of effort, or starting something from scratch with a new team rather than fixing an existing product with lessons learned from the existing team Very wasteful, but they recover money by laying people off every year. They have a reputation in Nashville, and it isn't a good one. Several recruiters told me Asurion is known for spitting people out. Another major employer in town refuses to hire anyone who has worked at Asurion. They do not want their culture infected by anyone who has been part of the Asurion way.