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“Very good for a contract place organization.”

Pros:  “Benefits, decent pay, good clients.”

Cons:  “Little upside other than current paycheck. Uncertainty about future projects.” – Full Review

“Good company to work for that could be even better.”

Pros:  “I feel that I am treated as a person.”

Cons:  “The company provides poor retirement benefits.” – Full Review

“My experience has been good, Gained a lot of experience that can be used in my career.”

Pros:  “- Work is always fast paced and different every day - The managers are not over bearing on their employees - Good Industry to work in”

Cons:  “- A lot of emails sent out randomly with no regard to the correct person who should be answering them - Management only communicates with employees when there is…” – Full Review

“Management in IT is horrible!”

Pros:  “- Good benefits - Pay is OK - Nice coworkers”

Cons:  “- Terrible directors and C level IT folks - CEO has admitted he hates IT dept and does not support them - IT works almost every weekend - People quit and they…” – Full Review

“My feedback as a senior business analyst”

Pros:  “Very intelligent workforce and stimulating work environment. Co-workers will go out of their way to help you get up to speed. Knowledge sharing is a high priority…”

Cons:  “IT is a fiefdom. They do not like to work with the business side and vice versa. TIAA seems to have a hard time realizing they are in business to make money and…” – Full Review

“If you didn't have to potential to grow with in the company they would not keep you around.”

Pros:  “They give free training and you get paid for it. There was never nothing to do so if your building didn't have a contract for you to work on they would find something for you…”

Cons:  “You had to be at work extra early so that you would have enough time to get to your building because it was so big.” – Full Review

“Too many engineering cuts”

Pros:  “Peers, interesting work, and good working conditions.”

Cons:  “No Growth Opportunities because of cuts and off shoreing.” – Full Review