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“Collegial environment and ethical management team.”

Pros:  “Life Saving and Enhancing technologies, positive culture, ethical management, strong stock-shareholder value return.”

Cons:  “Executive Management is nearly all male and oppportunities for advancement of women to executive postions seems to be very limited.” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Great people to work with. They provide a lot of tools and admin support to help make your job easier. Ability to make very good commissions. Opportunites to relocate to…”

Cons:  “Can micromanage too much (but usually leave you alone if you are doing well)” – Full Review

“Management open to ideas.”

Pros:  “Flexibility to manage your own time and use innovation to complete the job as you see fit.”

Cons:  “Not really much comes to mind, except the fact that Ally has a large corporate structure, so I do not feel comfortable approaching management with new ideas.” – Full Review

“One of the best companies to work for”

Pros:  “Very good work environment, encouraging projects, lot to learn, and support from colleagues, netapp has it all.”

Cons:  “Didn't really think about it as had an awesome time, but the share is dipping, and the competition with EMC is tough for the company.” – Full Review

“Good culture & opportunities!”

Pros:  “Good culture and many opportunities.”

Cons:  “Rather long hours at times” – Full Review

“Excellent”

Pros:  “Great Diverse Company with a strong respecting culture”

Cons:  “Sometimes a little beaurocratic but not a problem” – Full Review

“sometimes fun and challenging, other times very stressful with unrealistic management expectations and deadlines”

Pros:  “extremely diverse environment. enthusiasm and creativity encouraged.”

Cons:  “long hours, not much appreciation from management, compensation below par trading firms” – Full Review

“Working for a large utility comes with ups and downs”

Pros:  “Security, local, many types of jobs, career path”

Cons:  “Slow moving, corporate, not a lot of room for innovation. complacency” – Full Review