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“Limited career development”

Pros:  “- work life balance - friendly working atmosphere”

Cons:  “- very limited possibility for career development - below average compensation package” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “You have an ability to be part of a huge corporation but still get treated and recognized y upper management.”

Cons:  “Tough for advancement opportunities when going from sales rep to trainer/management. Stryker is notorious for being late to the party with innovative products.” – Full Review

“Your job will be what you make of it, don't rely on management to identify and utilize your full potential.”

Pros:  “Excellent work/life balance, working on products that have a meaningful impact on the quality of peoples lives. Compensation is fantastic, and working for a company the…”

Cons:  “Unfortunately as seasoned leadership leaves, they are generally replaced with young inexperienced MBA's if at all. These are great people, but they have to lean…” – Full Review

“OK company”

Pros:  “good benefit and pay, a lot of career advancement opportunities”

Cons:  “chaotic managment, disorganized operations, constant changing of sr management,” – Full Review

“Least corporate corporate company ever.”

Pros:  “Good opportunity for advancement Great company culture Good office location in Boulder Flexible managers Great work environment, fun people Good software development”

Cons:  “Clients can be somewhat demanding Schedules in support are not flexible, breaks and lunches need to be taken at certain times” – Full Review

“Incredible Career Move”

Pros:  “We have an excellent compensation and ownership model. I enjoy the bi-weekly staff meetings where we can interact with the other consultants.”

Cons:  “The possibility of being on the bench without a paycheck can be somewhat unnerving.” – Full Review

“working with a company known worldwide is pleasure.”

Pros:  “good work environment. good salary. carrier oriented.”

Cons:  “need more of educated emplyees at lower level.” – Full Review