“An innovative firm focused on job creation, career transitions and well-organized workforce management solutions.”

Pros:  “Competent, well-trained branch management structure, widely available across all markets. A worldwide firm, able to drive workforce solutions tailored to local customs, work…”

Cons:  “Comprised of multiple business units providing different services to clients... so it can be difficult to integrate a particular complex solution offering to a…” – Full Review

“Credit Associate - Credit Team”

Pros:  “Smart people across the firm, clear mandate as a PM, lots of responsibility and visibility. No politics - everyone pretty much comes together under Lynn. Also salary and…”

Cons:  “Stress levels in the Credit Team can be high. Not for people looking to do quick career jumps.” – Full Review

“A great place to begin a career that will prepare you for better jobs with other companies”

Pros:  “Dentsply is a conservative solid company with many opportunities. It is also a very ethical company and is fair in all of their dealings with employees. Working in York is an…”

Cons:  “Dentsply grows with acquisitions. They have acquired quite a few domestic companies over the last ten years. The problem is upper management has not grown these…” – Full Review

“Nice place to work”

Pros:  “Flexible hours, Full Benefits, pleasant working atmosphere, teamwork”

Cons:  “No career advancement for employees” – Full Review

“Good place to work. Respectful Management.”

Pros:  “Higher compensation. More seasoned Attorneys. Collegial attmosphere.”

Cons:  “Only experienced one exception to the above.” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Cutting Edge, great place to work.”

Cons:  “Some managers are incompetent and still thrive and survive” – Full Review

“Not bad, not great”

Pros:  “Pros: Strong company with outstanding ethics (at the Corporate office)”

Cons:  “Cons: Not easy for a person without a degree to get a promotion. Even with the skills and years of experience required - if they don't have a degree they can forget…” – Full Review