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“The Best in the Business!”

Pros:  “The total package of compensation, respect of my peers, recognition by my management, quality of my staff, and the overall support of my work group makes this better than any…”

Cons:  “Foreign company ownership is a downside because they have a different set of priorities. More global thinking, where if were allowed to spend the way we see fit…” – Full Review

“ok place to work”

Pros:  “other employees make it tolerable”

Cons:  “no outside life and fear of job loss” – Full Review

“Great Company, cares about its employees”

Pros:  “Diversity. Treast employees very good. Good benefits. Has a good safety program and spends money on it.”

Cons:  “High stress. Long hours. Always on call. 24 hour company. Sometimes we try to rush to meet deadlines, even though we are not ready.” – Full Review

“Excellent Company; One of the best in the industry”

Pros:  “Wavsys has a small team of extremely capable, intelligent, helpful people. Communication is great. Relationships with clients are excellent so contractors are placed…”

Cons:  “Project work can be unpredictable but that is the nature of that space. Recommendations would be to charge forward to build new partnerships within and outside of…” – Full Review

“It was definitely an eye-opening experience.”

Pros:  “They offer very competitive salaries. There are some really nice people that work there still.”

Cons:  “Too many chiefs, not enough indians. KBR ownership of AllStates was a major downside. They know nothing about running a staffing company.” – Full Review

“Very supportive employer.”

Pros:  “Great individuals to work with. Great customer service.”

Cons:  “Advancement opportunties are minimal as best in some departments.” – Full Review

“Overall it's a good experience”

Pros:  “Management knows what they are doing compared to other Job Corps contractors. If you are willing to move, then you have a good chance of getting promoted as they take over…”

Cons:  “They pay at Job Corps Centers are very low in general. You have to be able to move to different states if you want to move up. If you want to stay in San…” – Full Review