163 Intellectual Property Rights Attorney Jobs

“Fun place to work and learn but frustrated by merit review process.”

Pros:  “Good benefits and reasonable pay. Pension for grandfathered employees but new employees are not eligible though a good 401k plan replaces it. Flexible work schedule with…”

Cons:  “Merit review process is designed more for "analytic" than "heursitic" work. Specifically, Sandia is largely a research organization. As such, employees are…” – Full Review

“Once a Great Company is Back on Track”

Pros:  “This place has no shortage of highly competent people, engineers, PMs, and business leaders alike. The reorganization happened recently should help this once great…”

Cons:  “Hierarchical culture, lack of fairness and respect, lower engineering staff got too much power to exercise the personal practice to the employees, abuse sometimes…” – Full Review

“US Federal Government, general review”

Pros:  “The experience varies so widely depending on the agency or department. In general there are a lot of smart people, and such a wide range of job functions that there is…”

Cons:  “The cliches about the bureaucracy are true. Ton of red tape, and, in spite of being quite busy, sometimes it is hard to see exactly what has been accomplished.” – Full Review

“Solid Position and Growth Program”

Pros:  “Opportunity to learn and grow as a professional. Plenty of additional projects to expand your skill sets. Many other helpful employees willing to help”

Cons:  “Management always reluctant to release employees to new positions. Change seems to be a fear for many managers. Sub-par computer equipment.” – Full Review

“Couldn't ask for a better job”

Pros:  “can work from home, come in and leave at your choosing (not strict on 9-5), great benefits, culture is amazing, huge opportunities to move into other departments”

Cons:  “Doesn't have the brand recognition that other top companies do. Not really a con, but people from the area or field won't know what you do.” – Full Review

“Alcatel-Lucent Development Centre, Chennai: Good place for mediocrity”

Pros:  “Lazy approach to work and life as work is not stuff in maintenance or end-of-life stage. Management doesn't bite too much and you hide behind the mangle of policy/procedure.”

Cons:  “Strictly an outsource unit; R&D claims mostly sham and the approach is to minimize cost everywhere. All decisions are taken in Europe and force-fed to India.” – Full Review