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“A great place to grow and develop”

Pros:  “Cubist has a great leadership team that is focused on growth, that of the company and employees. Benefits are excellent and the campus has everything you need, including a…”

Cons:  “Like many growing companies competition among employees can be tough. This often means management has a tough time rewarding employees for performance when…” – Full Review

“A Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Overall a great place to work. Very strong ethics and a high respect for people”

Cons:  “Morale is low due to downsizing - an issue for most large pharma companies” – Full Review

“Great company, lots of corporate politics”

Pros:  “Great pay Great work environment, always very helpful Great co-workers”

Cons:  “If you come to work everyday and do your job well, thats not enough. When I said there was corporate politics, you need to make friends with upper management to get…” – Full Review

“Learning”

Pros:  “Work-Life Balance Working in health industry is always motivating”

Cons:  “Limited creativity due to industry limitations” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “personal development, worklife balance, team spirit, flexibility, salary”

Cons:  “can be highly political (reason for my leaving), one must have sales experience for many marketing roles” – Full Review

“I had a great run, but I am happy to be gone.”

Pros:  “Pfizer, historically was a great company to work for. Excellent values, integrity, innovative and with a mission that helped to serve humanity. there are still lots of god…”

Cons:  “While the company still has significant strength and financial resources. The lack of a coherent strategy and the relentless cost cutting and downsizing have…” – Full Review

“Great place to work for”

Pros:  “Close knit, successful company. Easy to get to off highways.”

Cons:  “Contractors don't reap all the small benefits” – Full Review

“Good mission”

Pros:  “People want to help the children.”

Cons:  “Technical project management is bit thin.” – Full Review