“Great people but challenging future”

Pros:  “The people at HP are great. They smart, hardworking, and have uncompromising integrity. The company operates in many different regions and market segments so there is ample…”

Cons:  “Challenging future. They mainstays are in low growth or shrinking markets. Planning and investment decisions are too often made based on short term criteria or…” – Full Review

“Great Company to Work for”

Pros:  “The company has a start up culture yet backed by a large corporation. Very chill environment, yet everyone is hungry for success. I have learned a lot in my one month here.”

Cons:  “The only cons so far is that, since its a fresh start up, business is not as busy but were getting there.” – Full Review

“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

“Richmar Associates Inc. ...the entry labor force for Novellus Systems (aka HR department)”

Pros:  “This company constantly has openings available with very low skill set requirements at a reasonable pay rate.”

Cons:  “There was zero level of feedback from this company. You do your job, don't mess anything up and come to work at the next scheduled time. No praise, no criticism…” – Full Review

“Worst Experience of all time”

Pros:  “No positives what so ever.I had gone through a lot of stress with this company.”

Cons:  “Management sucks big time. No corporate ethics. Faking about the people and clients all the time. No clear transparency with this company. They all lie about the…” – Full Review

“Great Opportunities, Great Clients”

Pros:  “I would never have had the opportunities I have received at any other type of employer. Being in consulting gives exposure to many varieties of companies and ways of…”

Cons:  “Schedules can be unpredictable. Clients are all over the Bay Area. It's not a 40 hour week. Can get thrown into things without prior training.” – Full Review