“Great place to work/retire from”

Pros:  “Very flexible schedules, great benefits (most are company paid), a very relaxed atmosphere, open communication even up to the higher-ups. The company is constantly growing…”

Cons:  “Being a fairly new company, a lot of practices are not in full swing yet. Procedures are constantly being updated, which makes it hard to keep up sometimes with…” – Full Review

“Experience with Lam is positive”

Pros:  “Lam provides a solid benefits package as well as stock annually for competent engineers. They will also allow you to take course, paid, to get a higher degree. That will…”

Cons:  “The semiconductor industry is very fast pace. If you can not work 60 hours a week this will not be the job for you.” – Full Review

“Start Up feel in an established, joined up company”

Pros:  “Great leadership & management. An inclusive culture that gives a genuine voice to employees at all levels. Great products and a really strong value proposition as a business…”

Cons:  “Honestly, there is nothing of significance that I would mention. Perhaps, Guidewire would consider relocating the Dublin office in my back yard so that I don't have…” – Full Review

“I was just hired”

Pros:  “Room for advancement and a good work/life balance”

Cons:  “working weekends and some holidays” – Full Review

“Great company”

Pros:  “Great and strong products portfolio”

Cons:  “In some cases, confusing price models” – Full Review

“Work hard play hard”

Pros:  “Varonis provides you with all of the tools you need to be successful. It is a rapidly growing organization so with that growth comes plenty of career opportunities. On top of…”

Cons:  “Fast pace environment, which isn't always for everyone. Fast pace environments can be stressful but really what job does not come with stress?” – Full Review

“Comrise never replies to communications”

Pros:  “None, the experience has been futile”

Cons:  “If you cant reach the firm, even after they originally contact you, they dont answer their phones, dont return calls, dont reply to or even read their emails, they…” – Full Review