“Worked at TFG for two years: overall positive, room for growth, must be very driven in order to succeed.”

Pros:  “The team has a family-like environment and generally look out for one another, though it definitely is a competitive industry and you must be driven in order to succeed…”

Cons:  “A lot of cons from a couple years back have been rectified, and they are constantly looking at ways to better serve their clients and be a place their employees…” – Full Review

“Great company to start at and grow in your career”

Pros:  “MaxLinear is a great place to work. The company is big enough to have really smart engineers to learn from but small enough that I have had a lot of exposure to the r&d…”

Cons:  “Time frames can be pretty tight so more time would be better so we can develop the best products possible.” – Full Review

“Boot Barn”

Pros:  “Great clothing and products for customers and employees. Visually appealing most of the time. Customer service is usually very outstanding.”

Cons:  “Unrealistic goals set by corporate offices and district managers that don't stick up for your store. Low pay for hard work. Virtually no upward mobility.” – Full Review

“Mixed”

Pros:  “Large Company, smart people at the helm. Heavily focused on profits and cost savings.”

Cons:  “Was once an entrepreneurial, decentralized structure focused on the customer. After going from public to private in recent years, there has been lots of turnover…” – Full Review

“Good experience, not a lot of professional growth”

Pros:  “Good people to work with, great benefits, open door policy with management”

Cons:  “Doesn't seem to be a whole lot of strategic direction, there was not a lot of opportunity for professional growth, and for a metrics driven company, there are a lot…” – Full Review

“Great Company to Work For”

Pros:  “Great benefits, work life balance, flexibility.”

Cons:  “Immature people who still think they are in high school.” – Full Review