“Best benefits and HR support for any postdoctoral fellow”

Pros:  “Provides great benefits and HR support for postdoctoral fellows. 403b retirement contribution of 5% automatically is unheard of. Benefits for child daycare cannot be beat…”

Cons:  “Too bad I can't be funded by HHMI forever. If you are looking for a postdoctoral fellowship, it would be best to find a lab that is funded by HHMI.” – Full Review

“Work Hard; Get Rewarded. Have fun doing it.”

Pros:  “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life. For me, this has really been true at SNC. The corporate structure makes it feel like I work at a…”

Cons:  “They're growing quickly, and are a huge corp. There are some growing pains.” – Full Review

“pretty good”

Pros:  “open environment, nice, open minded people”

Cons:  “management needs improvement. Sales needs improvement” – Full Review

“Great experience- you get out what you put in!”

Pros:  “Great people, lots of opportunity for projects, training. Company is family friendly, most managers support work-life balance. Lots of opportunity to work across…”

Cons:  “not a lot of upward mobility, as not a lot of the managers/directors move around (except for re-orgs). In some departments 'it's not my job' os the mantra, which…” – Full Review

“Great Company!”

Pros:  “SAIC allows employees to advance in their career by moving them around”

Cons:  “Company is splitting into 2 separate companies” – Full Review

“Best Intern program”

Pros:  “I interned at VMware last summer and it was a great experience for me. I received tremendous guidance from my mentor and the whole team was ready to help at any time.”

Cons:  “Don't really have any complaints there.” – Full Review

“A bit too corporate but a good work environment”

Pros:  “It's been around for over 130 years and is not going to go away. Corporate can be good and bad. Good because there is great job security (unless you do something crazy) and…”

Cons:  “Don't expect to get noticed. You would have to do something extraordinary (most likely on your own time) to even get on the radar. If you don't like corporate life…” – Full Review