Pros
There are some truly great people that work at Asurion. The product development process (Journey Teams) works well, and enables PMs, designers, and engineers to work closely together. Benefits are decent, and you can feel free to really use the unlimited PTO.
Cons
Building products becomes a battle between the client team and product. Client teams will promise products and features to clients without first consulting product development, leading to conflicts. Building for the end user isn't as important as making Verizon happy. If VZ is happy, the end user doesn't matter. This can be disheartening to people who are passionate about creating products that people love. In fact, the product org lost many, many PMs in 2021 due a combination of this, as well as the politics one has to play in order to advance in any sense within the company. If you aren't drinking buddies with the directors and VPs, good luck moving up. And if you care about building awesome products, look elsewhere. None of them are innovative, and they typically tend to be rehashed products that can be packaged and sold to Verizon/AT&T/any of the big client's customers.