“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

“Strong company”

Pros:  “Good group of employees- all very intelligent and top in their field.”

Cons:  “Culture can be cut throat.” – Full Review

“Awesome work environment!”

Pros:  “The people, the compensation and the opportunities are all top notch.”

Cons:  “Lots of red tape to go through to get things accomplished.” – Full Review

“Average business office for a mid sized company”

Pros:  “No micro management, very easy work.”

Cons:  “Management doesn't take advantage of skill sets.” – Full Review

“Living the Mission is what makes Medtronic great.”

Pros:  “Great People to work with. Flexible hours”

Cons:  “Constant Restructuring and Layoffs, Corporate Politics, Creat” – Full Review

“Good Place to work”

Pros:  “Friendly associates Good Location Management is ok”

Cons:  “With, the, no, red, yellow” – Full Review

“A company focused on living Earl Bakken's mission statement”

Pros:  “Lots of great, smart, passionate people that are doing their very best to make products that help customers alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life.”

Cons:  “Culturally slow to change and fully embrace innovation. Too concerned with what the global regulatory bodies will think and how they will react.” – Full Review

“A company focused on living Earl Bakken's mission statement”

Pros:  “Lots of great, smart, passionate people that are doing their very best to make products that help customers alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life.”

Cons:  “Culturally slow to change and fully embrace innovation. Too concerned with what the global regulatory bodies will think and how they will react.” – Full Review