“Sales”

Pros:  “We are saving the world with a revolutionary way to go solar. There is a lot of excitement and passion within the company, and we are growing spectacularly. Although the pace…”

Cons:  “If you are a reactive person, rather than someone who likes jumping over roadblocks and creating solutions to problems, selling insurance may be a better fit.” – Full Review

“Easy,fun,great pay.”

Pros:  “Good hours no late night work.Light chore requirements”

Cons:  “Only offers part time positions at this time.” – Full Review

“Physical Therapist”

Pros:  “It's good, flexible and friendly environment.”

Cons:  “Too much of documentation is required” – Full Review

“Positive overall experience but not my dream job”

Pros:  “Your experience will vary based on the business unit and project your work on but: * I have had lots of opportunities to advance my career and position with in the company…”

Cons:  “* Government contracting. Opposite of cutting edge, tons of red tape, customers who don't know what they want until you finish and they see that's not what they…” – Full Review

“great place for summer job”

Pros:  “great place to work in the summer and very convienient store locations as a merchandise rep. good hours. decent pay. good co-workers.”

Cons:  “online hour reporting system can be confusing at times. could use a fix to make it more convienent for users.” – Full Review

“Fun and rewarding”

Pros:  “-Military experience -diverse training -options to travel -education programs & tuition assistance -leadership skills -medical and dental insurance is very affordable…”

Cons:  “-travel time ... If your assigned unit is across the state -promotion rates, if your not willing to change job skills” – Full Review

“great vision, scattered execution”

Pros:  “many very smart people solid tech base well-funded, no debt the CEO is still a young leader with plenty still to learn about managing internal politics.”

Cons:  “politics, politics, politics. deeply entrenched group of legacy employees who refuse to grow and adapt, and would rather fight change.” – Full Review