“Great career growth, bright and creative personnel and opportunities to make a difference every day.”

Pros:  “This company really allows you to stretch your creative problem abilities. If you can think on your feet, enjoy working with diverse teams, and enjoy making significant…”

Cons:  “The tools to support the analysis and judgement have long been lacking. My associates have great breadth and scope of responsibility but are clamoring for tools…” – Full Review

“Good culture, bad pay”

Pros:  “Great community presence, volunteer services, employee appreciation events.”

Cons:  “Terrible pay, terrible training, bad management,” – Full Review

“IT”

Pros:  “Good place, Lot of growth”

Cons:  “Too much work, Less Pay” – Full Review

“Very good companry”

Pros:  “Very nice people and helpful environment, good benefit and good training. Very few company has retirement pension plan.”

Cons:  “Salary is in average and bonus is so so.” – Full Review

“Games.com intern”

Pros:  “Respect, responsibilities, camaraderie. The work was rewarding.”

Cons:  “Working hard doesn't guarantee you a job. Management in departments you aren't working in don't try to understand what you do on a daily basis, making it harder to…” – Full Review

“Operations Specialist”

Pros:  “Friendly People. Good Pay. Trust in Upper Management”

Cons:  “Need an additional head count” – Full Review

“Leader in Biotech with Explosive Growth and Opportunity”

Pros:  “- Feels like something special is happening and you are part of it - Brilliant people around you. Many from other large pharmas like Pfizer, Merck, and BMS - Nice…”

Cons:  “- Many locations in NJ so site hopping is common - Some processes are still emerging to best in class since newer company” – Full Review

“Great organization, provides complicated but valuable service to nonprofit sector”

Pros:  “Benefits are excellent (currently they contribute 12% non-matched to your retirement after 2 years). Coworkers are generally very intelligent and easy to get along with…”

Cons:  “Not much room for advancement in the current structure. The work in data (which I currently do) can be mind-numbingly boring and not challenging at all. In other…” – Full Review