You can learn things.

The quality of the coworkers is pretty good; there isn't much backstabbing, and the work atmosphere is quite good.

You can get exposure to relatively new things.

“Put the right people in the right roles and do the right things”—these six characters describe a problem that is both simple and distant.

Because everyone knows the answer to having the wrong people do the wrong things—only the company doesn't.

As for the other shortcomings, I think they're okay; none are as serious as the two lines above.