838 Architect III Jobs

“JMA - Overall a Decent place to work.”

Pros:  “Some of the best reasons are that they are on the higher end on the compensation side in regards to salary. They are fairly flexible when it comes to time off. JMA has decent…”

Cons:  “Very disorganized on start up. Takes a while to get going here. More feedback would be appreciated, as well as a better start up process.” – Full Review

“Aetna, a tough place to work, but worth it overall.”

Pros:  “Multiple positions across the nation, opportunities to transfer.”

Cons:  “No Balance of Life-Work hours for salaried employees. We work a minimum of 60 hours a week just to keep up (barely) with the demands of our departments. No…” – Full Review

“Good company, slow for carreer progression”

Pros:  “Good place to develop skillets, great leadership team”

Cons:  “Carrer path and upward carreer progression very slow” – Full Review

“Very happy and would recommend to anyone.”

Pros:  “Equifax maintains a great worklife balance. I have been given a great deal of opportunity to show my capabilies and develop new ones. Initially I was worried about working…”

Cons:  “Although the long tenure of many of the associates shows that this is a great company, many people may be "stuck" in their ways.” – Full Review

“Overally, I liked it!”

Pros:  “Reputation helps to find the next job, good resources in terms of academia, friendly environment, I had a great boss”

Cons:  “old management style, very-low interaction (social meeting) between employees and top managers” – Full Review

“Inconsistency creates conflict”

Pros:  “Positive mission and values; friendly staff; considerate patient care.”

Cons:  “Some departments/individuals don't align themselves with the values of the institution which created conflict for me. The department I worked in didn't seem to…” – Full Review

“Great Place to work”

Pros:  “As a fairly new and growing company, NJVC is a wonderful place to work. They are comprised of some of the best employees from other elite companies such as BAE Systems…”

Cons:  “I would also have to site communication. As an O&S (Operations and Sustainment) type company, I believe upper management is trying hard to ensure the information…” – Full Review