“I like the people and the company has been good to me and for me.”

Pros:  “Good people who work hard and want to do the right thing. Financially, the company performs well and grows consistently year over year. The benefits are decent, including…”

Cons:  “We get compartmentalized sometimes, and disconnected. It can be challenging to complete tasks or projects that require strong coordination between departments or…” – Full Review

“Great place to learn, and grow as a Software Engineer.”

Pros:  “Great opportunities for growth, there are many places to learn new technologies and to push the boundaries of technologies. Deals with large amounts of data throughput, that…”

Cons:  “Company has been rapidly growing, and with it comes some growing pains, but this leaves large openings for motivated people to excel.” – Full Review

“Cisco is a fantastic organization to work for, and with incredible leadership and products in the industry”

Pros:  “Fantastic organkization and opportunities for professional growth, and the best technology R&D and products in the industry”

Cons:  “There are no negatives at all” – Full Review

“Overall a good company to learn about financial service industry”

Pros:  “People are smart, supportive and dedicated to their work; culture, always try to excel, innovate and fast paced; in both banking and brokerage business, and not too…”

Cons:  “Too many upper management turnarounds in recent years” – Full Review

“New Employee”

Pros:  “Very organized group of people.”

Cons:  “too impersonal in communicating with contractors.” – Full Review

“Systems Consultant”

Pros:  “Compensation, learning opportunities, challenge, great teamwork”

Cons:  “Fast pace of change, limited room for advancement” – Full Review

“The best and brightest: opportunity spring board for excelling”

Pros:  “Working at Colibrium Partners gives opportunity to move in whichever direction you want as a BA or TA--either towards support, new implementations or even industry-leading…”

Cons:  “Working for a small company has limitations in terms of budgeting opportunities (there is no stipend for continuing education) and corporate cell phones are not…” – Full Review