Avantages
Published leadership principles and company values truly guide day to day decision making. A technology company primarily, and a retail company as well. Leadership in technology. Prefers to give teams every aspect of what they need to succeed, e.g. a team would have tech, product management, marketing, etc, and that would all go up to one person who is then responsible to succeed or fail with those resources. So no parallel team that is crucial to your success.
Inconvénients
From the employee handbook: "We work long, hard, and smart, and two out of three doesn't count". Some groups, particularly old school groups, hold this more dearly than others and it can create a bad work/life balance where you are being effective but just arent working long enough. Most tech groups have an oncall rotation where people carry pagers or are otherwise on call 24/7 for a couple weeks at a turn. If that team has frequent trouble, you can be paged at any time with expectation of rapid turn around. Good teams manage this problem to be minimal. Great individual performance will only get you so far, you MUST impact surrounding teams to succeed. That's fine, but it starts from a relatively early level. Career path is hard.