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“Awesome place to work.”

Pros:  “The benefits are FANTASTIC! From 401(k) matching to use of the facilities; From trips to Disneyland to compensation for referrals, Pro Sports Club has amazing benefits. It's…”

Cons:  “The communication between the club and it's members seems to have some sort of gap. Members don't understand many policies or why they are implemented in the first…” – Full Review

“Good place to learn, not great for growth.”

Pros:  “Competent immediate first level management. Generally there is less politics and a more professional culture among engineers, although there are exceptions to the rule. Ideal…”

Cons:  “1. Some among middle management, particularly those who have gotten too big too fast get cocky and very presumptuous. 2. Promotions are arbitrary, raises are rare.” – Full Review

“Being a Vendor at MSFT”

Pros:  “This is a company that realizes that there is more work than there are resources. They reached out giving me a challenge and a very purposeful short term position”

Cons:  “The company has a 100 day break rule for A- vendors.” – Full Review

“Its been slightly above average.”

Pros:  “If you are on the right project, it has good work/life balance. Oppurtunity to move up is good if you put in the extra effort”

Cons:  “Advancement is good only due to attrition. Salary slightly below market” – Full Review

“Decent place to work.”

Pros:  “Large Company - diverse opportunities. Good benefits. Stable company. Growth opportunities exist but vary by division and group. Company growing by acquisition so lots of new…”

Cons:  “Salaries are low (if you have been there a while). Not as good to employees as some other large companies. Lots of long time veterans so sometimes growth can be…” – Full Review

“working great with our intrested jobs.”

Pros:  “i want to work on electrical field with design of auto desk.and i really want to improve my knowledge on auto desk and desigining field.”

Cons:  “Currently my company does all drawing for a job in one AutoCAD file. We then have layer states and multiple layout tabs to organize. This results in a huge file…” – Full Review