“Great start for getting into the marketing field.”

Pros:  “You learn techniques for selling products to customers. You get to engage with all different people. Pay is pretty great for an entry level position.”

Cons:  “The hiring process can be a little drawn out and you have a lot of paperwork to get filled out, signed, and faxed in a short period of time. The job can get a bit…” – Full Review

“Event Manager”

Pros:  “Great team of people to work with”

Cons:  “Low budgets to work with - hence non-profit” – Full Review

“Event Specialist”

Pros:  “Great growing company and they really care about their team”

Cons:  “This is not a job to base your first income off of. This is a second job income.” – Full Review

“Transformational and leading edge technology based”

Pros:  “Leading Edge Technology, great advancement opportunities for career-starters”

Cons:  “Limited Advancement Opportunities for Long-time employees” – Full Review

“Fantastic Opportunity - Best thing that ever happened to me.”

Pros:  “very fast growing company with a lot of opportunities to grow there is a solution to every client need there is a rewarding and internal growth culture employees get an…”

Cons:  “already growing out of space within the six months of moving to a bigger office i.e. 18,000 sqfeet management can have an onsite bar so employees can relax and…” – Full Review

“My experience has been one of the best employment opportunities ever.”

Pros:  “Consideration of management. Being treated like a person and not just a number. The fact that you can ask questions and actually receive answers. The proximity of a…”

Cons:  “As with any job in this economy the medical benefits could be more generous/ however that is not anything that would cause me to look for any other employer. The…” – Full Review

“Comfortable”

Pros:  “My coworkers were nice and helpful. The job was not too stressful. The facilities were pleasant and quiet.”

Cons:  “My projects were not interesting. The team suffers from knowledge siloing; W3 is large and difficult to navigate. Project managers were expected to maintain wikis…” – Full Review