Used it briefly at my old work place. Works well, is focused on giving a usable OS that you add on what you need to work. I wouldn't say it has a lot (if anything) to make it stand out from the crowd of other Debian variants but it's a viable alternative to Ubuntu.
I guess using it depends on your issue with what they are "fixing"? Are they fixing things for a specific need that will benefit you or changing things #because.