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The restaurant is pretty good, and there is a subsidy.
1. They don't respect people's professional expertise. Whatever mess there is, they just dump it on you. As long as you're an engineer, they don't care what you do—whether you write machine-control software or websites, if they want you to do it, you do it.
2. They make you go through a bunch of superficial training, then copy GG's mentor-apprentice system. The result is that those mentors are incredibly arrogant; ask them one question and they snap at you.
3. The pay isn't much, but there are an absurd number of hassles. By the end of a day, you have to write N different reports.
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There are too many examples to list them all.