“great”

Pros:  “nice job, good hours, good benefits.”

Cons:  “budgets are stressful to work with” – Full Review

“tough yet rewarding”

Pros:  “flexibility in sales. lots of opportunity to increase income without need for promotion”

Cons:  “rigid pay structure, sink or swim mentality when training employees and improving worker performance.” – Full Review

“Great company, but too many bullies”

Pros:  “Great people overall very focused on strategy. Very vibrant, start up feel.”

Cons:  “Bullies are tolerated! People in redundant jobs, particularly in G&A. What are they all doing?” – Full Review

“Great place to work, treats interns extremely well”

Pros:  “Projects provide opportunity to make a real impact Strong team bonding Excellent pay Strong intern program Free intern housing Transportation pass Free shuttle to work”

Cons:  “Intern housing changes every year and may or may not involve a long commute. Projects are very independent and you get as much experience and guidance out of them…” – Full Review

“Ethics and exceptional customer dedication in an industry otherwise devoid.”

Pros:  “Heartland is a fast moving big picture company who has its future in front of it! With 8 acquisitions just last year and a commitment to clients and employees far far above…”

Cons:  “This is not the environment for the slow and weak.” – Full Review

“Sales”

Pros:  “We are saving the world with a revolutionary way to go solar. There is a lot of excitement and passion within the company, and we are growing spectacularly. Although the pace…”

Cons:  “If you are a reactive person, rather than someone who likes jumping over roadblocks and creating solutions to problems, selling insurance may be a better fit.” – Full Review

“Sometimes frustrating but stable job”

Pros:  “- Good benefits - Good work/life balance - Healthcare is changing and it's an exciting field”

Cons:  “- Bureaucratic - Siloed - Slow to get things done - There is a learned helplessness with many employees so it is hard to be innovative and do exciting things” – Full Review