2,108 Consultant I (Network Engineer) Jobs

“State benefits but low pay”

Pros:  “If you are the type of person who likes job security and seeks a "retirement job" UNT is a good fit. Strict 8-5 job”

Cons:  “No raises in 3 years; contrary to what one might think, being a state employee is not an easy job, as you are constantly asked to do more with less;” – Full Review

“My experience at Berkshire Bank was satisfying for a young person seeking full-time employment.”

Pros:  “Some of the pros to working for Berkshire Bank, are consistent work schedules, comparable pay to similar positions in other companies, benefits for full time employees at a…”

Cons:  “The biggest downside at the time that I was employed with Berkshire Bank, was the fact that the banks intentions of growing into a nationally sized bank, kind of…” – Full Review

“People are friendly but not very talented.”

Pros:  “People friendly, clean place to work. Work is very easy.”

Cons:  “Many Project Managers, Program Managers, IT Managers and Sr. Managers that do not know how to properly manage expectations or deliverables, so lots of wasted time…” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “is an extremely collaborative work environment - people are always willing to help each other”

Cons:  “could be more flexible in scheduling - benefits could be a bit better” – Full Review

“Vology Data Systems is a great place to work”

Pros:  “Vology has one of the best executive teams in the area that offer an open door policy. If you put in the work and show the dedication that team will back you up and push you…”

Cons:  “The cons are like most places. Stress levels are high because everyone has high expectations. Work here can consume your thoughts and conversation but that's like…” – Full Review

“Overall an average company to work in.”

Pros:  “Helpful management staff and friendly co workers.”

Cons:  “No pay raise, No reviews.” – Full Review