“Northrop Grumman is a great company, but there are areas to avoid!”

Pros:  “Northrop is a great company that treats its employees well and provides excellent benefits and good working conditions. They pay at or just above market value, and the…”

Cons:  “Northrop is an engineering company at heart. It's very process-oriented, and if you don't have an engineering degree, officer's retirement from one of the military…” – Full Review

“Great growing company with a small company atmosphere”

Pros:  “Because of the many divisions of Heritage, there is an opportunity for growth & movement. Some work schedules make it easier for employees to attend school. Heritage…”

Cons:  “Because Heritage is an Auction house, there are many late nights & weekends, some even out of state. Its not necessarily bad, but for some this may not work with…” – Full Review

“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

“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

“Great company with lots of opportunities for advancement”

Pros:  “Great opportunities for advancement. Hire based on potential, so it's good for entry level applicants. Great culture (games in breakroom, laid back atmosphere, etc.)”

Cons:  “Hard to get excited about the product (facility management software)” – Full Review

“All the free coke and bottled water you can drink”

Pros:  “Good internship experience for learning about product design and production process. You get to work with a group of talented young designers to produce a wide range of baby…”

Cons:  “Most projects are focused on the market potential of known products sold at large retailers such as Walmart and Target. There is not as much opportunity as one…” – Full Review