107 Developer IV Jobs in Carrollton, TX

“Growing company with lot of Opportunity!”

Pros:  “Good People Opportunity to grow your professional career If you are willing to work hard, you will be rewarded”

Cons:  “Can get lost in the crowd You have to seek opportunity Not good for those that need to be micro managed” – Full Review

“Embarrassed I took the job”

Pros:  “The company paid for my medical insurance.”

Cons:  “The place is complete mayhem. Most dislike working there and are intimated by the owner (the real one, not the lady who works 5 hours a week). Constant monitoring…” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Very talented people Solid Leadership Great product base R&D Investments”

Cons:  “CEO Upheaval - distraction and redirection Don't understand how to be a Service company” – Full Review

“Rewarding you get out what you put into it”

Pros:  “I think it is a great place to work and that the management team helps and wants everyone to grow. You can make a good living and have fun”

Cons:  “They have hired way to many mentally weak recruiters that really bring down the environment with nonstop complaining about nothing.” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Very talented people Solid Leadership Great product base R&D Investments”

Cons:  “CEO Upheaval - distraction and redirection Don't understand how to be a Service company” – Full Review

“Growing company with lot of Opportunity!”

Pros:  “Good People Opportunity to grow your professional career If you are willing to work hard, you will be rewarded”

Cons:  “Can get lost in the crowd You have to seek opportunity Not good for those that need to be micro managed” – Full Review

“Great Co-Workers, Senior Management lacks vision and strategy”

Pros:  “Co-Workers are all great to be around. A lot of team work goes on to get through the day. Work/life balance is good so long as your manage your time, very dependent on your…”

Cons:  “Senior Management is too close to the day to day activities which stifles people from actually feeling empowered and valued to the company. Decisions are made for…” – Full Review