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“iGATE Mastech - good to work for”

Pros:  “iGATE is fair, did not try to low ball me in salary, was very supportive with the situation when I resisgned”

Cons:  “a lot of people from the company may try to recruit you for the same position (they aren't talking to each other)” – Full Review

“Great Interning experience”

Pros:  “The summer internship program was great, they really put a lot of resources and efforts to make sure all the interns have tons of opportunities to network and relax during…”

Cons:  “After working in Genentech for half a year, I could see how Genentech really emphasize on the patients (you could see from the campus giant poster of patients…” – Full Review

“Not a bad place to work short of a questionable management team”

Pros:  “Good Work/Life balance with flexible hours and encouraged time off. Managers are generally accepting of an individuals schedule that best suites their individual work needs…”

Cons:  “Senior Management, and management in general appears more interested in the day to day bureaucracy and power struggles than they are about actually getting things…” – Full Review

“Nice small/medium size government contractor”

Pros:  “Paid overtime (comp time). 4% employer match in 401k, usually 4-5% additional discretionary contribution for a total of 8-9%. Work is usually pretty steady.”

Cons:  “Alabama? Management learns basic skills on the job, predictable results. Not professionally trained/certified in management (some exceptions). Typical Huntsville…” – Full Review

“Great place to work!”

Pros:  “Fabulous 401k match On site cafeteria Community involved Caring staff Work/Life balance Promotes decent wellness plans”

Cons:  “Politics - like everywhere else Communication can be lacking” – Full Review

“The best place to work in the insurance consulting industry”

Pros:  “Marsh and McLennan is a great place to work in NY and throughout the world. The compensation is excellent and the pension is a great bonus.”

Cons:  “The interview process is very long and tough. There are high standards to earn an interview, and only the strongest candidates are invited.” – Full Review