“Smart people, great pay, opportunities for advancement”

Pros:  “Smart people, great pay, benefits, paid training, paid commute, opportunities for advancement”

Cons:  “Teams work in silos, not as collaborative as some might like, no free breakfast/lunch” – Full Review

“Review”

Pros:  “Decent benefits Nice people to work Good potential if less outsourcing and more faith in employees”

Cons:  “Fear of layoffs Compensation below industry causing good resources to jump ship Usual Politics (Your either in or out) Outsourcing” – Full Review

“Smart people, great pay, opportunities for advancement”

Pros:  “Smart people, great pay, benefits, paid training, paid commute, opportunities for advancement”

Cons:  “Teams work in silos, not as collaborative as some might like, no free breakfast/lunch” – Full Review

“Best work experience ever”

Pros:  “- Flexibility to choose what you work on and how you work. - Working on cutting edge techs. - No nonsense management, you just have to work and rest everything would be…”

Cons:  “- People coming from a startup culture might find the pace a bit slow sometimes.” – Full Review

“Growth, innovation, progress”

Pros:  “Great team work. Can move from department to department. Great cross-department collaboration. Focus on innovation.”

Cons:  “Technically, you saturate at senior level. After that slower movement. Difficult to get towards management.” – Full Review

“Amazing collection of smart folks”

Pros:  “Work with an amazingly smart group of people”

Cons:  “Working through 3 timezones can get rough” – Full Review

“Wind River is a pleasant environment to turn jobs into careers”

Pros:  “Wind River is the industry leader for device software optimization, a form of embedded software solution that provides the foundation for other companies to build their…”

Cons:  “One issue that most will have to adapt to is the spread of personnel over the wide geographical presence of the company. Yes, most companies are spread out but at…” – Full Review

“Smart people, great pay, opportunities for advancement”

Pros:  “Smart people, great pay, benefits, paid training, paid commute, opportunities for advancement”

Cons:  “Teams work in silos, not as collaborative as some might like, no free breakfast/lunch” – Full Review

“A great place to work if you're self-motivated, and can deal with clearing up ambiguity on your own.”

Pros:  “Great opportunities for career advancement, personal growth, and development. Debate and questioning of the norm are encouraged practices, and politics don't come into play.”

Cons:  “Working on a complex product oftentimes means that nobody understands the complete picture. Knowledge is often silo'd and it can be difficult to manage cross-team…” – Full Review