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“A good, if sometimes frustrating place to work. You could do a lot worse.”

Pros:  “Dynamic workplace with lots of energetic, talented people. High ethical standards. Gap is about as good a corporate citizen as there is out there. Talented individuals who…”

Cons:  “A little "too" PC, annual bonuses are a roll of the dice. Long hours and tons of meetings. The company hasn't been doing well, and retail is highly volatile so…” – Full Review

“Opportunity to be challenged and grow career.”

Pros:  “Diverse market segments-provides opportunities to learn new areas Management appreciation of employees Flexibility of schedule- understanding of personal life Many…”

Cons:  “Very lean in some areas” – Full Review

“A good, if sometimes frustrating place to work. You could do a lot worse.”

Pros:  “Dynamic workplace with lots of energetic, talented people. High ethical standards. Gap is about as good a corporate citizen as there is out there. Talented individuals who…”

Cons:  “A little "too" PC, annual bonuses are a roll of the dice. Long hours and tons of meetings. The company hasn't been doing well, and retail is highly volatile so…” – Full Review

“Great People... for the most part”

Pros:  “Respect in the marketplace - people love PBS Some of the most talented and dedicated co-workers Fun perks Good location Excellent benefits and work/life balance Great…”

Cons:  “Top-heavy Inefficient Inside politics Lack of advancement opportunities” – Full Review

“Plenty of good things to encounter at Northrop.”

Pros:  “Profit sharing and multiple southern California sites are the big reasons to work at Northrop. Plenty of opportunities to learn through out the sites.”

Cons:  “Multiple managers across sites, and the country, make it tricky to figure out where you fit in. Some better on site facilities would be great (gym, etc).” – Full Review

“I still enjoy coming to work each day, after 8 years”

Pros:  “People, culture, environment, Students, Staff”

Cons:  “growing too fast - keeping up with everything now is tough.” – Full Review