“it is a home feeling”

Pros:  “You know everyone because people have worked forever there”

Cons:  “Advancement is sometimes difficult from within” – Full Review

“Work Elsewhere”

Pros:  “InsurMark recruits people directly out of high school/college, so it is easy to get a job with little/no sales experience. They do provide all of the typical benefits, but…”

Cons:  “You will make an average of 100-200 calls every day. It's a call center and the job borders on telemarketing, even though you're not actually selling a product. The…” – Full Review

“Great work/life balance”

Pros:  “Depending on your manager and role you can work from home. In KPIT, you may have the option to be an anchor, part time or full time telecommuter. Generous PTO and floating…”

Cons:  “IT jobs are paid less than market rate. Technology used is a generation or two behind although recently has been catching up.” – Full Review

“LOVE IT HERE!”

Pros:  “You will make a lot of new friends. Easy work. Many new jobs opening every month. Management helps ou grow as an individual and excel at what we do.”

Cons:  “Not to lienient on occurences or absences even if you have children, if you miss work then it is counted against you, unless you have FMLA to cover you.” – Full Review

“Overall, a good place to work”

Pros:  “great benefits, good pay, lots of paid time off, cafe and coffee bar onsite are nice.”

Cons:  “lots of turnover in many departments and a general sense of uncertainty” – Full Review

“GEO is a fair company to work for. Meaning that they seem to treat people fairly.”

Pros:  “GEO offers opportunity to buy in on their stocks at a special rate. After my 5 year anniversary I will be earning more paid time off than before. They offer lots of…”

Cons:  “Never having a pay raise is a downer. Really wish they would consider cost of living increase at least. All of my annual evaluations are really good. But we are…” – Full Review

“Nurse Case Manager Specialist”

Pros:  “managers were friendly and smart,”

Cons:  “little pay increase after just 1%, health insurance wasn't cheap,” – Full Review