“Lots of opportunities in a leading energy company”

Pros:  “Challenging environment, lots of complexity in the energy value chain, lots of opportunities, strong values”

Cons:  “Not as dynamic as expected, decisions take longer than they should, implementation is hard” – Full Review

“The grass isn't necessarily greener on the other side”

Pros:  “When I look at the reviews, I have a difficult time understanding some of the complaints. Pretty petty. As far as start-ups go, you will be hard pressed to find better…”

Cons:  “It's not perfect. With a new VP of Engineering on board, things have improved.” – Full Review

“Best place I have ever worked”

Pros:  “I have worked at 5 companies in my career; Glassdoor is clearly the best for multiple reasons. 1) Great culture and energy - the people are amazing! 2) We are growing…”

Cons:  “There are a lot of changes with startups, territories/ positioning/ etc... I don't think our new marketing team communicates enough with sales Although…” – Full Review

“The friendliest people that I have worked with!”

Pros:  “Friendly co-workers Nice office environment Location is next to the Irvine Spectrum Capable IT Dignified relationship with mid-level management”

Cons:  “The parking transponder was not very reliable My position was temporary and I did not get to hang around longer Limited relevance for technical college degrees” – Full Review

“Overall a good Co. to work for, but with many of the flaws of most large companies”

Pros:  “They go out of their way to make employees feel part of the company. There are perks, such as paid volunteer, sabbatical, and nice offices.”

Cons:  “Rounds of layoffs during stressful economic times not unknown. Benefits could be better.” – Full Review

“Challenging”

Pros:  “JMH is an excellent place to gain good experience as a new RN (<3 years experience) especially in the Surgery Department where there are 13 rooms and multitude of…”

Cons:  “The staff rotation, we employ a lot of travelers year round to supplement our staff, training them over and over again can get tedious. And the vast about of…” – Full Review