40 Developer III Jobs in Overland Park, KS

“Limited opportunities and accolades unless you are a part of the "chosen" group, Principals, etc.”

Pros:  “Relative stability in the industry”

Cons:  “Limited opportunities for advancement and acknowledgement for hard work and best efforts, unless you are an engineer or principal.” – Full Review

“Great place to work - flexible, focused, and committment to success”

Pros:  “pay,benefits, work-life balance, campus amenities”

Cons:  “still somewhat bureaucratic ,but trying to improve - greater empowerment and decision making being pushed down.” – Full Review

“Great place to work in financially difficult times”

Pros:  “Based on UMB's financials over the last few years, it is obvious the philosophy of leadership works. And I have to say UMB cares. No place is perfect but this is a solid…”

Cons:  “Some areas of the bank are better to work in than others. There is not enough teamwork between departments and there is a lack os shared vision. Leadership doesn't…” – Full Review

“Limited opportunities and accolades unless you are a part of the "chosen" group, Principals, etc.”

Pros:  “Relative stability in the industry”

Cons:  “Limited opportunities for advancement and acknowledgement for hard work and best efforts, unless you are an engineer or principal.” – Full Review

“A wonderful company that was weakened by managements risky decisions”

Pros:  “Friendly work environment that can be challenging and rewarding. Advancements come to those who are motivated but watch out for your back.”

Cons:  “A history of being very slow at releasing new products. No sense of urgency. The bank loans seem to drive many of the decisions.” – Full Review

“Work hard to work harder for upper-level management and investors.”

Pros:  “The enviornment is comfortable which is very condusive to free idea sharing and collaboration resulting in quality deliverables. The work can be challenging which makes the…”

Cons:  “The pay raise structure is rigid and un-appreciating. Exceptional work and dedication is rewarded with more work and responsibility. The monthly budget must be met…” – Full Review