“A very bright and caring place, probably the best center I will ever work at.”

Pros:  “This center was one of the top centers in the company. Because most Bright Horizons are corporately funded, they are very nice and the children don't lack for anything. Very…”

Cons:  “Corporate owners put a lot of pressure on the center directors and the bottom dollar. Corporations don't know what is best for the kids.” – Full Review

“This is an Ok place to work”

Pros:  “They pay is pretty well.”

Cons:  “It is all about the budget, not the patient” – Full Review

“PDI is a great company to work for.”

Pros:  “Supportive culture with excellent ongoing training. PDI makes every effort to roll reps onto new contracts when contract ends. Most generous with "19 vacation/bank of…”

Cons:  “Not all contracts have a company car. There aren't always new contracts to roll into. Company used to have more of a "family" vibe with over the top incentive…” – Full Review

“Decent place to Intern”

Pros:  “-Work with great people -Great Networking in the health field, attend a ton of health expos/fairs at various hospitals and community centers around the DMV -Interns given a…”

Cons:  “-VERY small stipend (but I received college credit so can't complain too much) -lots of traveling to events, be prepared to fork over a lot of money for gas…” – Full Review

“Not a bad place to work, but certainly not extremely progressive or professional”

Pros:  “Differential, self-scheduling, co-workers generally work as a team, fairly pleasant environment”

Cons:  “Poor management, cliche, senior administration unfair and detached from the majority of the staff” – Full Review

“Exciting workplace for top talent”

Pros:  “Amazon is one of the few companies in the United States where a software development engineer can create products (e.g., EC2, S3, EBS) that customers are rapidly adopting all…”

Cons:  “No major cons at Amazon.” – Full Review