781 Net Applications Developer Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“work/life balance”

Pros:  “Overrall IBM is a workplace where life and work are well balanced. The management is professional and friendly. The technology is new if it's not the most cutting-edge. If…”

Cons:  “Career growth is not obvious to everyone. Unless you're quite aggressive. It takes longer time than other hyper companies for you to advance. Plus it's lagging…” – Full Review

“Overall ok, but glad I'm not a contract employee anymore”

Pros:  “They pay more than other agencies.”

Cons:  “They do not have the best reputation and may have fewer contracts at some of the larger companies. I was a pre-identified candidate that already got the position…” – Full Review

“Good Company Until My Department Got Outsourced...”

Pros:  “...had one of the best managers ever...professional, not a micromanager, and very patient which is extremely rare these days. Good people, training, work-environment…”

Cons:  “Unfortunately, my Department got outsourced which was a big bummer. Would have liked to build a career here. Hard to do so now in the global economy.” – Full Review

“Great Benefits - Very Political Environment”

Pros:  “the perks are great and the salary is great.”

Cons:  “lots of company politics, lots of gossiping and rumors. Little accurate feedback from leadership staff.” – Full Review

“Not a bad place to work”

Pros:  “The pay is very good for people starting out, although I have coworkers who would disagree. TV and entertainment are industries that are here to stay, so you won't be in too…”

Cons:  “The organization is so big, communication can be lax.” – Full Review

“Good vision, acts quickly, could improve communication and comp”

Pros:  “Smart CEO. Fun content. Good work environment. Lots of different things to get involved with. Good momentum, very diverse technology to work with.”

Cons:  “As with any fast growing company communication is a challenge. Some of it is communication from management, but some of it is also communication between departments.” – Full Review