“Good Place to Work”

Pros:  “They are taking initiatives to increase employee satisfaction. Have to work hard at times, but you have a lot of responsibility and your input matters.”

Cons:  “Projects that require you to wake up early to complete them.” – Full Review

“Looked out for its employees”

Pros:  “I had worked for Connexion by Boeing before the then-CEO shut down the division. - Challenging work - Lots of learning experiences - Knowledgeable coworkers - Fair…”

Cons:  “- Less established processes given Connexion by Boeing was a very young division” – Full Review

“Great Growth Opportunities”

Pros:  “- Felt like a valued employee from day one - Great training/on-boarding - Everyone is extremely nice and helpful. From the beginning people have offered to answer…”

Cons:  “- Lot of material to cover in the beginning - Management lines and company structure can be a little blurry” – Full Review

“Fantastic employer - innovative, exciting, supportive, challenging, lots of fun!”

Pros:  “Monthly Buzz Nights / Buzz Lunches to recognise high achievement Open door policy / open plan office - no bureaucracy Vision and mission of organisation regularly…”

Cons:  “You're not paid for overtime (although employees are never forced to work overtime) Still a relatively small company - so if you're looking to work for a massive…” – Full Review

“Pyramid Scheme Hidden in Fake non-monetary rewards..”

Pros:  “- Alot of young people - Collaboration (due to the shared misery and lack of money) - Training”

Cons:  “- Only care about top 5% of the fee earners - The rich get richer” – Full Review

“Researcher at WesternU”

Pros:  “Good working relationship. Staff and faculty are nice. Schools of different health profession are there. Can easily build up network.”

Cons:  “Geographical location. Commute is a nightmare. Office room are small and need more expansion. Security at night is an issue here.” – Full Review

“Battery Farm”

Pros:  “Good benefits, similarly minded colleagues, database excellent.”

Cons:  “Poor Management, unfair promotions, general feeling of depression.” – Full Review