“Future step experience”

Pros:  “Good clients and good opportunity to learn.”

Cons:  “Politics internally which hinder decisions” – Full Review

“Great Experience. Having a lot of fun!”

Pros:  “Good learning environment. Talented co-workers (everyone works together real well). Awesome benefits. Prime location in downtown San Mateo, so there's a lot of great…”

Cons:  “It's a start up so can be hectic at times.” – Full Review

“Good balance of responsibilities and flexibilities”

Pros:  “-As an engineer, you get a good amount of flexibilities in the work you choose to do -Relaxed office environment -Colleagues are always supportive and helpful”

Cons:  “-management fails to execute: projects get cancelled all the time -poor communication between groups” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Friendly people. Smart engineers. Great office. Good location (near the SF design center). Free fitness club membership and public transit reimbursement. It's a well funded…”

Cons:  “It's a startup, so this is not a 9-to-5 job. No 401k matching contributions.” – Full Review

“No Career Growth, Good for 3-5 yrs for Engineers”

Pros:  “Nice to learn methodology for innovation. Startup can learn a lot from here”

Cons:  “No Career Growth, Good for 3-5 yrs for Engineers” – Full Review

“A solid company with a sound strategy”

Pros:  “Job security, good benefits, work/life balance, excellent managers, culture of doing what's right for the customer, strong sense of community and giving back”

Cons:  “Culture of passive negativity, difficult to change strategy rapidly, sales is very hardware centric, M&A integration will take time” – Full Review

“Overall positive experience. I have developed an excellent cross functional skill set.”

Pros:  “San Ramon office is full of fresh new (brilliant) faces without much 'old guard' influence or the usual pessimism that comes along with it. I am surrounded by brilliant…”

Cons:  “This seems to hold true with many large corporations in the past few years, but there is a tangled web of bureaucracy to navigate in order to get anything done…” – Full Review