“Simultaneously, the most fun and the most productive team out there.”

Pros:  “Rebeacon's product makes life easier for people in an obvious way, so you'll always go to sleep knowing that you made the world better. Redbeacon's regular events include…”

Cons:  “If you don't like learning or don't like moving fast you, Redbeacon wouldn't be a good fit for you.” – 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

“Helping the world run better...”

Pros:  “Great company vision and mission: To create a best-run world, by helping our customers become best-run businesses and to improve the lives of others. Transforming the way…”

Cons:  “Re-organizations never stop. Poor longer-term planning in some business units (e.g. planning for year is completed by end of Q1 of that year).” – Full Review

“Nice environment but could be more competitive”

Pros:  “Nice co-workers and managers but they sometimes don't understand their competition.”

Cons:  “Didn't understand cut throat business atmosphere” – Full Review

“Middle management OK, upper management clueless”

Pros:  “The company is dumping tons of money on this division so pay can be decent. They have a lot of free food, sometimes free lunches, but they stop short of guaranteeing it…”

Cons:  “Staff has tons of process-happy former Motorola people who love to add layers of management to any problem. They would lay off a good software engineer before…” – Full Review

“I like working for Intuit”

Pros:  “Work life balance. Undergoing a lot of changes. Exciting time to be part of the journey”

Cons:  “too many old legacy products that prohibits innovation” – Full Review