“It's a secure job and in the local area it is the best opportunity available.”

Pros:  “Excellent Job security available for the long term.”

Cons:  “Very military minded due to a lot of ex-military influence. This is more in the mid-level management area. Not necessarily a bad thing but for someone who…” – Full Review

“Great Experience -- however you have to be driven or you'll die of boredom”

Pros:  “Tons of opportunities, awesome programs for development, great mentors”

Cons:  “Huge company causes tons of bureaucracy and politics, is easy to get lost in the shuffle, slow moving up the ranks” – Full Review

“Part time Student”

Pros:  “Exposed to many new technologies, which one would not expect form a tractor manufacturer.”

Cons:  “There are limited chances for raise.” – Full Review

“In the past exceptional, however, the last few years a sharp decline in job satisfaction.”

Pros:  “Well known and established company that covers many fields of discipline.”

Cons:  “Unfortunately, forgot about smaller local clients to capture large to very large contracts only.” – Full Review

“Good Learning Experience”

Pros:  “Very flexible for interns , co-operative senior team members , good learning experience.”

Cons:  “Nothing specific can be added as cons” – Full Review

“Coolest Job I've Ever Had”

Pros:  “Great if you like the outdoors, historical lands and monuments. Also great if you are a history buff! Extremely fun job”

Cons:  “Depending on what landmark, park, or monument you go to, could be difficult if you are handicapped.” – Full Review

“Good Engineers, Management Inept”

Pros:  “Good engineering variety and well respected in the engineering community. Good rewards and very competitive package overall with excellent conditions and surroundings.”

Cons:  “The industry is very cyclical and the whole work force depend on the r&d and npi teams doing a good job, which doesn't always happen.” – Full Review

“The truth behind Intel”

Pros:  “Even in a slowing economy, studies have shown that people will not give up their computers or internet connectivity. Intel creates a viable product with a global footprint…”

Cons:  “Intel hires the brightet people in the industry. Advanced degrees are par for the course, those degrees (in most cases) coming from tier one universities. If you…” – Full Review