17,287 Network Performance Engineer Jobs

“Very Good”

Pros:  “Good Exposure to the latest technology in the industry. Good salary and bonus. Good technical training opportunity. Its a company with excellent leaning resources.”

Cons:  “Promotions take long as its a huge company. Growth opportunity is tough as there is a log of competition. BUt if you are good at what you are doing, you have good…” – Full Review

“Good experience with no micromanagement.”

Pros:  “Hands off management. Lots of vacation.”

Cons:  “No information sharing with employees.” – Full Review

“A pit of politics, preferential treatment, poor management, and out-of-control egos”

Pros:  “Interesting technology. A decent cafeteria (and nice cafe staff)”

Cons:  “Loaded with barely competent front-line staff. You know the type... All "CYA" and no real effort. Many incompetents promoted to mid-level management. You know…” – Full Review

“Overally, I liked it!”

Pros:  “Reputation helps to find the next job, good resources in terms of academia, friendly environment, I had a great boss”

Cons:  “old management style, very-low interaction (social meeting) between employees and top managers” – Full Review

“Extremely Hectic”

Pros:  “There are few more well-known places you could work than the creators of snort, the open-source IDS/IPS software. Sourcefire is an extremely laid back company, especially…”

Cons:  “The managers will flip-flop depending on whether the customer got angry enough to cry to their salesdroid or not. Sales drives the company, so be prepared to bend…” – Full Review

“educational”

Pros:  “There was room for advancement”

Cons:  “worked through an agency so too short lived” – Full Review

“Micro Management”

Pros:  “They provide a decent benefits package including health, pension, and 401k. They also encourage self development within your current position. In addition, they do allow…”

Cons:  “In my current position there is ALOT of micro management. Sometimes they are so worried about the smallest details that they crucify individuals for even the…” – Full Review