“Senior Financial Analyst”

Pros:  “Some of the best Benefits and Salary in the industry (and entire private sector).”

Cons:  “Very cut throat. "UP or OUT" mentality. You're ranked against your peers and the bottom 15-20% are pushed out the door. No work/life balance at all. Be ready to…” – Full Review

“Great place to start you career if you're willing to work hard for the client, but don't plan to stay forever”

Pros:  “Opportunity to work with incredible client who are truly making a difference in the world. Great place to begin your career.”

Cons:  “Unstable management decisions which hurts middle-senior managers whom have earned the respect of the staff. Short-term approaches to solving systemic problems.” – Full Review

“Work Hard; Get Rewarded. Have fun doing it.”

Pros:  “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life. For me, this has really been true at SNC. The corporate structure makes it feel like I work at a…”

Cons:  “They're growing quickly, and are a huge corp. There are some growing pains.” – Full Review

“Easy going but no real chance for advancement”

Pros:  “Management is pretty flexible with hours with respect to work load. They don't really micromanage. Good benefits and continuing education assistance. Government work is…”

Cons:  “No opportunity for advancement. When someone gets to the point that they would be up for a raise, they will not give it or they will make a simply insulting offer…” – Full Review

“Chaotic”

Pros:  “Nice people in my group”

Cons:  “Company does not seem to have a winning strategy for growing their company.” – Full Review

“Fun work environment”

Pros:  “All employees were very friendly and welcoming. Management was the same. I enjoyed going to work every day. Management recognized a job well done and rewarded accordingly.”

Cons:  “Having to try on all of the jeans (including mens) was not fun.” – Full Review

“Administrative assistant”

Pros:  “People,decent pay, good benefits, like family”

Cons:  “To much gossip. Needs to have better moral” – Full Review