“Comrise never replies to communications”

Pros:  “None, the experience has been futile”

Cons:  “If you cant reach the firm, even after they originally contact you, they dont answer their phones, dont return calls, dont reply to or even read their emails, they…” – Full Review

“Fast pace; poor middle management”

Pros:  “Pay is decent. Good benefits. Lots of free food. Work schedule is very flexible (but expect to work A LOT) Lots of smart fun people (managers excluded). CEO is nice.”

Cons:  “Operations expects you to work 24x7. Everything is a crisis (even when it isn't). Don't expect to be recognized for outstanding work or extra effort. Promotion…” – Full Review

“It's a great job if you learn quick and don't mind policy changing daily.”

Pros:  “Location (great office), upward mobility (I saw numerous internal promotions), financially safe (people buy a ton of dog toys)r, upper management are all vey nice people from…”

Cons:  “Medical benefits are the same price if I bought in the open market, time off, not matured (decisions change daily), bonus (lack there of), vacation- it's a joke!” – Full Review

“Hayes is a great place to work!”

Pros:  “I love working at Hayes. It's a truly open and collaborative environment where you voice is heard. Everyone is willing to help eachother out and it's nice to be part of…”

Cons:  “Because it's a small co, we all wear many hats and can, at times, feel like we don't have enough hands to get everything done. That said, I've never seen anything…” – Full Review

“The magic happens outside of your comfort zone…”

Pros:  “Pros: Challenging work environment that inspires you and pushes you out of your comfort zone. There were many days I found myself skipping to work excited for the new…”

Cons:  “Cons: At times the workload can be overwhelmingly fast paced which can lead to quick burn out.” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Good HR policies, decent work life balance, and people who care about doing the right thing.”

Cons:  “Pay raises are slow unless union, and there have been some furloughs starting in 2008.” – Full Review