“Great Company, Decent Pay”

Pros:  “I really enjoyed working at Synerfac! It is a mixed environment of both entry level and experienced individuals. I really learned a lot about the recruiting process and got…”

Cons:  “It was a long commute for me, but otherwise no complaints. I really enjoyed working with Synerfac, they are an established company that seems to be growing.” – Full Review

“Good place to work for experienced professionals”

Pros:  “Flexible working environment Co-workers are friendly and nice.”

Cons:  “No bench system after you are layoff or your project/contract end Not much salary increases after annual review for last 2 years” – Full Review

“A decent place to work, if you like small companies.”

Pros:  “Carpathia has good team, built in large part from employee referrals. Everyone pulls their own weight. Lots of opportunities to work on lots of different types of projects…”

Cons:  “A bit skimpy on the benefits. The medical package isn't the best, and there's no 401(k) matching, or tuition reimbursement. Management runs the company a bit lean…” – Full Review

“The best place to work, employee friendly”

Pros:  “Benefits, encourage furthering education, salary friendly”

Cons:  “competitive, always a challenge to make you better.” – Full Review

“Great place to work, but has its short comings”

Pros:  “Great medical staff and coworkers”

Cons:  “Lack of career advancement and growth” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Strong interest in development and opportunities for growth Tremendous resources and expertise available Rock solid ethics”

Cons:  “Beaurocratic and slow to make decisions Limited breadth of responsibilities A handful of very politcal people who will stab you in the back” – Full Review

“Great people, great company”

Pros:  “Great people, great company, free snacks!”

Cons:  “may be stressful / challenging at times” – Full Review

“Great company, interesting work”

Pros:  “Job paid well, rewarding work and definitely possible to move up in the company”

Cons:  “Work can be hard, but after a week or two it becomes easier” – Full Review