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“Best of the Best”

Pros:  “PrincetonOne offers great support for success including the tools necessary to reach recruiting goals. The product mix allows for multiple money making opportunities.”

Cons:  “The company does not have a set on boarding process for training program, however information is available for self starters.” – Full Review

“Even Better With TARP Repaid”

Pros:  “Great and competent leadership that provides guidance and room to work Open two-way communication throughout every level of the organization Strong culture and community…”

Cons:  “Moral has been challenged by the recent economic environment and attacks on banking industry. Environment is improving dramatically with new leadership and moral…” – Full Review

“Great Quality Research, excellent place for a focused short time to take your next career step”

Pros:  “Excellent Scientists Great infrastructure Helpful colleague Very collaborative environment Strong links with industry”

Cons:  “No long term job prospects for postdocs Highly competitive” – Full Review

“OK place to work”

Pros:  “Flexible work schedule, great benefits such as tuition reimbursement, medical and dental, 401K plan, stock ownership plan. Managers are pretty easy going and relaxed and are…”

Cons:  “There's very little chance of promotion and very little career development. Management would rather you stay in your cubicle and do your job rather than advance…” – Full Review

“Good company for motivated individuals”

Pros:  “Good field to learn, Good working environment, I have respect for my coworkers and their abilities. They have the resources and the know how to get things done.”

Cons:  “You will not be hand held. If you want to grow you have to take the initiative yourself. You cannot be shy if you need help. You have to hunt down those with the…” – Full Review

“Limited project opportunities”

Pros:  “Easy environment to stand out through - many opportunities to do "extracurriculars", although exposure to opportunities sometimes depends on who you know, which is common…”

Cons:  “Limited billable opportunities, consultants tend to stay on same project for years Less emphasis on utilization compared to competitors Common for consultants to…” – Full Review