“Steady company, merit-based promotions”

Pros:  “Solid company that has wisely invested in both foreign and domestic contracts. Merit based promotions seem fair. Decent opportunities. Company will train you if needed…”

Cons:  “Large company that has too many processes/red tape at times for domestic contracts. United Healthcare is a terrible HMO if you have a family. You will get a bill…” – Full Review

“somewhat rewarding”

Pros:  “Work closely with the patients, flexible work schedule, educational inservices,”

Cons:  “heavy workload, long work hours, no teamwork, getting up early in the morning (shift start 5am)” – Full Review

“Great place to work but lots of staff changes and very cutthroat business model”

Pros:  “Excellent benefits. Tremendous Technology. Great service staff to support you. Very flexible hours and vacation. Good money if you are willing to put in the hours to earn…”

Cons:  “Agents compete with each other breeding distrust in the office. Obvious favoritism with no reason. I was not a great producer and got very special treatment…” – Full Review

“If you love to travel this is the job for you!”

Pros:  “You will never stop moving or learning learning. Great potential for advancement. Challenging and diverse opportunities for personal career growth.”

Cons:  “Without strong support the continuous travel can erode continuity in training procedures, staff feedback and development, and frustrate any sense of team work…” – Full Review

“Excellent opportunity for recent college grads”

Pros:  “Great resources and support to succeed in a competitive industry. Enormous visibility and growth potential for hard workers. Able to freely manage your day and be…”

Cons:  “Nothing negative to share at this time.” – Full Review

“One of the best companies in my career”

Pros:  “- very fast pace - lots of opportunities to make things happen - have awesome manager - leader in marketplace - so much opportunities to move around and leadership…”

Cons:  “- the fast pace might not be for everyone - start to see some early signs of corporate politics/bureaucracy. Not necessarily VMware's culture, this seems to come…” – Full Review