“Taxing”

Pros:  “Great people to work with, good projects, high aspirations”

Cons:  “Bossy management, Micromanaging bosses, inefficient work culture” – Full Review

“Find a real community, do good, learn & work really hard!”

Pros:  “culture, leadership, truth-seeking, ahead of the curve, giving back to society. Great development programs & healthy work/life balance (work hard, and feel good about what…”

Cons:  “Cafe food (its gotten a bit better)” – Full Review

“An interesting journey”

Pros:  “Architecture is conceived in a very integral manner. For the most part coworkers are friendly and truly talented. The magnitude, scale and quality of projects is outstanding.”

Cons:  “The decision making process is awkward at times. The design approach tends to be extremely conservative and constrained by corporative standards.” – Full Review

“Development opportunities exist, but not consistent”

Pros:  “Flexible manager (at the time) Salaries Benefits”

Cons:  “Poor management skills Flexible work arrangements for the chosen few” – Full Review

“Engineering-driven company, with some issues”

Pros:  “Good learning environment, engineering-driven, large comfortable cubes, good compensation and benefits”

Cons:  “Disjointed product lines, dsyfunctional build system, communication difficulty and much time spent due to global work force” – Full Review

“Could be great”

Pros:  “Smart people, great technology, good compensation. Not everyone gets a change to work for a company that defines the technology and changes the landscapes.”

Cons:  “getting in to big company rut. with big portfolio simple decisions are also getting arduous. Facing classic challenge of big companies to keep talent motivated and…” – Full Review

“An interesting journey”

Pros:  “Architecture is conceived in a very integral manner. For the most part coworkers are friendly and truly talented. The magnitude, scale and quality of projects is outstanding.”

Cons:  “The decision making process is awkward at times. The design approach tends to be extremely conservative and constrained by corporative standards.” – Full Review