13 Intl Program Analyst Jobs

“It has been a good experience.”

Pros:  “There are excellent advancement opportunities and benefits.”

Cons:  “Communication is a bit of a problem.” – Full Review

“Great work/life balance”

Pros:  “- Young group of employees - Good work/life balance - Easy to take vacation”

Cons:  “- Not a lot of room to move up” – Full Review

“Great work/life balance”

Pros:  “- Young group of employees - Good work/life balance - Easy to take vacation”

Cons:  “- Not a lot of room to move up” – Full Review

“Good benefits but where is it going”

Pros:  “Fair compensation with good benefits. Some good people who all mean well. Work life balance isn't horrible but with blackberry's for almost all employees - you're always…”

Cons:  “Often hard to tell how and where the business is going and how it will survive. Very political environment. Awful cafeteria. This is an operations company.” – Full Review

“It's a good company, great people, excellent service and products.”

Pros:  “Wages, benefits and advancement opportunity”

Cons:  “the long hours and work schedules” – Full Review

“Figuring it out”

Pros:  “Fair Isaac is struggling at the moment and still fighting their way through a tough market and some bad decisions in the past. But I believe that they are making good…”

Cons:  “Not all of the different product groups have the same level of professionalism. Lots of broken procedures or lack of procedures from one group to the next.” – Full Review

“Officer and Combat Rescue Pilot/Intstructor/Flight Examinor”

Pros:  “Flying for the USAF was verydemanding but also very rewarding. The USAF is a great family. The opportunity for growth and promotion is excellent. The benenfits are…”

Cons:  “The hours can be long. Seperation from family can be significant. You are apt to be on call or deployed for a good portion. of the time. You fly into the most…” – Full Review

“Great place to explore career”

Pros:  “Open minded workforce, lots of new technology and opportunity”

Cons:  “Questionable red tape, to much mid level management” – Full Review