“A great place to work where you get out exactly what you put in.”

Pros:  “Your ability to get promoted is endless as long as you are a performer.”

Cons:  “As typical with any large company-there are a lot of processes that seem redundant.” – Full Review

“I have been recognized consistently, coached effectively, and given many opportunities to learn and succeed.”

Pros:  “Great benefits, very dynamic workplace, challenging, but with plenty of support. Most of all, the Company wants to know how to improve and listens to the field's suggestions.”

Cons:  “Difficult to advance past store manager without being able to relocate (similar to other specialty retailers). Limited formal development programs which can cause…” – Full Review

“Good people, good company”

Pros:  “Support staff, Management who genuinely care about their employees, and growth potential in the digital medium.”

Cons:  “Print industry is in trouble.” – Full Review

“It's fine”

Pros:  “It is a large company with good benefits for the employees. There is some workplace flexibility.”

Cons:  “There is not enough training or information provided to employees to help them do their jobs.” – Full Review

“Good job for the right person”

Pros:  “They give you a book of business with plenty of opportunity to earn a good living. They also allow a great deal of independence (most advisers work from home).”

Cons:  “They give you a "training allowance" to help with income until you begin to write business. After that, its feast or famine.” – Full Review

“It's fine”

Pros:  “It is a large company with good benefits for the employees. There is some workplace flexibility.”

Cons:  “There is not enough training or information provided to employees to help them do their jobs.” – Full Review

“As a lifetime employee with AT&T, my career had its highs and its lows.”

Pros:  “Good pay and benefits. Met "lifelong" friends during my career. A company that I was proud to work for most of my career,”

Cons:  “I started with the company when it was Pacific Bell. Back than you were treated like you were part of one huge family. Once SBC took over, that all changed and…” – Full Review