14 IT Senior Programmer/Analyst Jobs in Phoenix, AZ

“Positive”

Pros:  “Flat organizational structure, easy access to senior management. casual work attire. respectful employee atmosphere.”

Cons:  “the commute is really long. salary is low for position. no company cafeteria or on site food sources so you have to go out to find any food.” – Full Review

“Positive”

Pros:  “Flat organizational structure, easy access to senior management. casual work attire. respectful employee atmosphere.”

Cons:  “the commute is really long. salary is low for position. no company cafeteria or on site food sources so you have to go out to find any food.” – Full Review

“One of the best jobs I ever had.”

Pros:  “Great place to work. Friendly place. Caring staff. I would recommend the company to anyone.”

Cons:  “Too much work load for the pay at times.Some employees just sit around and don't pull their share of the work . Depends on who you reports problems to.” – Full Review

“Much pride in the City as a local.”

Pros:  “Excellent benefits package compared to State or Federal employees.”

Cons:  “Very large and difficult to find or secure funding for projects or assets.” – Full Review

“Great company”

Pros:  “Flexibility in work hours, work from home”

Cons:  “Having to take public holidays as pto” – Full Review

“As you expect from a product industry”

Pros:  “Nice work life balance Less work pressure compared to service or banking industry Can get enough time for self improvement Lot of domain related products to learn”

Cons:  “Don't expect challenging role You have to learn it yourself Less increment and no bonus compared to service and banking industry” – Full Review

“18 years says it all I think”

Pros:  “Committed to excellent customer satisfaction, eroding, but better than average benefits suite, including tuition reimbursement, company matching 401K options, profit sharing…”

Cons:  “Several reductions in force over the years, and have now closed operating center in North Carolina, or I'd probably still be there. A little less than stellar…” – Full Review