290 Customer Support Engineer Jobs in Cranston, RI

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Solid management, growth opportunity, balance,”

Cons:  “would like to see more opportunity for new college grads/interns” – Full Review

“Frustrating, too many managers and very few active contributers on day to day work.”

Pros:  “Nice People Ability to Work Remote”

Cons:  “HR issues plauge the hiring and retention of the employees in the group. To many rules that limit managers to hire good canadiates and retain employees.” – Full Review

“A Good Place To Work Overall”

Pros:  “- Friendly coworkers. - Reasonable compensation when you're new to the company. - Reasonable benefits. - A strong company with a good vision of where they are and where…”

Cons:  “- Like most tech employers, to get a good raise or promotion you'll likely need to leave the company. - Not easily accessible to public transportation.” – Full Review

“Very Honest Company”

Pros:  “The management of the company is very employee focused. They consider each of their consultant as senior experts. They provide great packages.”

Cons:  “This is a small company. They expect high performance from their consultants in order to be competitive. As opposed to larger firms, one bad team members can…” – Full Review

“Very nice upper management, but low management egos spoil the environment.”

Pros:  “Very stable job, good overall benefits package, use of current technology. Very reasonable and smart top management.”

Cons:  “Very small egocentric development team.” – Full Review

“A Good Place To Work Overall”

Pros:  “- Friendly coworkers. - Reasonable compensation when you're new to the company. - Reasonable benefits. - A strong company with a good vision of where they are and where…”

Cons:  “- Like most tech employers, to get a good raise or promotion you'll likely need to leave the company. - Not easily accessible to public transportation.” – Full Review

“Review customer systems”

Pros:  “Decent stable place to work. Hours are not extremely taxing.”

Cons:  “Past management. I hope Whitman will change things” – Full Review