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“ZanderMax has been a Life Changing, Fun, Amazing opportunity that has allowed me to grow professionally and personally!”

Pros:  “Very Interesting Work Ever-Changing Responsibilities Best Tools Available Rewarding Opportunity Compensation and Benefits Great Work Atmosphere Terrific Leadership…”

Cons:  “Steep Learning Curve Long Hours” – Full Review

“Midmark has a culture that encourages personal growth and opportunity and demands loyalty and respect of others.”

Pros:  “Personal Growth Job satisfaction Culture Pay & benefits good for area Team environment Great Leadership”

Cons:  “Culture is slowly converting to "big company mentality" Top management has all been recruited from outside company and don't always understand culture Can be too…” – Full Review

“Hands down, the best place I've ever worked”

Pros:  “Not much to get in the way of pure development, plenty of support, great attitude, amazing work environment, the feeling one can do anything is fostered. Simply put, the best…”

Cons:  “Could do a better job with physical resource logistics.” – Full Review

“great project for engineers and good chance to learn about the state of the art”

Pros:  “great chance to work with many genius and many good projects”

Cons:  “income increase is not so much.” – Full Review

“Ups and Downs”

Pros:  “If you know what you are doing you will do well. Benefits are above average. Profit Sharing is nice when it's available. Pay is above normal for high achievers. Flex…”

Cons:  “Usually means longer hours necessary Unsteady company finances means ups and downs regular in a couple years time It's a perenial underdog (this is usally a plus…” – Full Review

“Ok at mid management level, further up is not so solid”

Pros:  “Pay What was flexible work time in HR Lower and mid management are helpful and understanding Large company with diverse people (for engineer types that is) Unique work”

Cons:  “Upper management not developing consensus, most actions and policies are all "pushed down" to us. "Challenge up, support down" does not really seem to be…” – Full Review