“Family Owned Company”

Pros:  “Great wonderful and honest employees, sense of family. 9-5 type of hours even for exempt.”

Cons:  “You have to be in the "in crowd".” – Full Review

“Information Technology Contract work”

Pros:  “I got paid every week”

Cons:  “not a definite timetable when you job will end” – Full Review

“Got potential to be a really good company”

Pros:  “The company has trimmed a lot of excess. Direction of new management appears promising, but time will tell. Company culture is better. It's no Google, but not as dull as…”

Cons:  “A lot of us have to work more as a result of the re-orgs, but I suppose that's a good problem to have. A little chaotic at times as people are trying to figure…” – Full Review

“somewhat rewarding”

Pros:  “Work closely with the patients, flexible work schedule, educational inservices,”

Cons:  “heavy workload, long work hours, no teamwork, getting up early in the morning (shift start 5am)” – Full Review

“Fund Administrator”

Pros:  “Flexible work schedule. Above average benefit package. Excellent place for undergraduates to get experience.”

Cons:  “Limited growth and development to enhance career. Too many middle managers and not enough associates to get work completed. Extremely low pay! Seldom promoting from…” – Full Review

“Nice startup experience”

Pros:  “cool workspace, cool people, cool city”

Cons:  “not very good HR management” – Full Review

“A Wonderful Work Experience”

Pros:  “I've been a Client Services Manager in North Brunswick for 3 years. What instantly attracted me to this company was its' core values of Excellence, Compassion and…”

Cons:  “Nothing noteable to report at this time.” – Full Review

“PNC Bank is a good company to pursue a career.”

Pros:  “PNC Bank provides training in all aspects of financial services. It is a competitive environment that thrives strong communication skills to deepen clients share of wallet.”

Cons:  “The environment is very conservative. Beware if you are working with team members that talk behind your back and are looking out for themselves.” – Full Review