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The last post on 10/30 is 100% accurate. Do not believe the hype.  There is so much micro management that you spend as much time defending yourself from management as you do trying to do your job.  Most people here would say "I love what I do" but don't the love the company they do it for.  The same holds true for the clients/customers.  They love the technology and hate the company.  You can make comparable dollars doing something that you like just as well in a company and culture that is more interested in finding out what you have done right and how to reproduce it, than finding the 1 thing you did wrong and bringing it up over and over again.  The shame of it is, they believe that its their style that has made them successful in their growth and adoption.  When reality is, they could be so much better and probably have experienced even greater growth had they decided to foster their people- and their clients- instead of beating them to death.  You will have no family, you will have no life.  Decide which is the most important.

Hey, look at it this way...take the job and earn a few dollars.  Do your time in the equivalent of a Turkish Prison and then move on.  Or, just pass on the opportunity in the first place