305 Interactive Developer Jobs in Kansas City, KS

“A place to groom yourself for a corporate career.”

Pros:  “Fun atmosphere and incredible and diverse front line employees. Offer decent traing and exposerure to multiple facets of the business world.”

Cons:  “Promotions often based on popularity rather than qualifications. Micro management.” – Full Review

“Long Time Garmin-ite”

Pros:  “Very stable company. Small company feel with large corporation stability”

Cons:  “Difficult to increase your salary once you are hired on. Plenty of career advancement opportunity, not much salary advancement.” – Full Review

“Good company”

Pros:  “It has a great culure. Very relaxed environment (e.g., everyone takes a lunch, plays board games, talks to each other, goes out for happy hour, etc.). Most people leave at…”

Cons:  “not a lot of room for growth very technical position which i wasn't prepared for” – Full Review

“Generally satisfied.”

Pros:  “International presence and opportunities to work at international locations.”

Cons:  “Professionals are often labelled and those perceptions are hard to change.” – Full Review

“Good Company, Unstable industry”

Pros:  “Management is generally understanding when PTO is needed. You learn to communicate clearly, to work well under stress and to be detail oriented.”

Cons:  “There is a limited pool of business worked by the office. Favoritism is commonplace in the company. Extended hours are expected.” – Full Review

“If you are not lazy this is the best career on the planet!”

Pros:  “Total management of your own schedule Ability to make as much money as you want Great support from the Home Office and your region People genuinely want you to succeed…”

Cons:  “Hard- I mean really hard career at the beginning Door to door sales Paycheck is once a month The benefits are terrible” – Full Review

“Generally satisfied.”

Pros:  “International presence and opportunities to work at international locations.”

Cons:  “Professionals are often labelled and those perceptions are hard to change.” – Full Review