“Great company to work for, very good employee relations.”

Pros:  “Excellent communication between peers. Excellent benefits.”

Cons:  “Difficult to advance between departments. Being an automotive group you are vulnerable to down turns in the market.” – Full Review

“Overall a good laboratory to work for.”

Pros:  “Good opportunities, good support, high expectations. You will find unique opportunities that don't exist anywhere else and an incredible group of extremely talented…”

Cons:  “A touch of the "good old boys" network still exists in certain corners. Otherwise you just need to understand typical government processes.” – Full Review

“It's a very enjoyable and professional company to work for.”

Pros:  “Professional service company withan astute accountablility in customer service.”

Cons:  “I haven't located any faults while working with this company.” – Full Review

“Awesome environment to work in. Quite open-minded and up to date”

Pros:  “Telecommute facility Compensations - health and otherwise annual bonus Result oriented work environment”

Cons:  “I do not have anything negative about my work experience.” – Full Review

“Great People, Great Business”

Pros:  “Great People, Great Business, Solid Values, Great 401K match”

Cons:  “Benefits are expensive and company doesn't provide short term or long term disability coverage [you have the option to elect it], no work/life balance, no tuition…” – Full Review

“Great company to work for, but also a huge corporation with all the pros and cons that go with that.”

Pros:  “Great benefits, supportive management, huge company with lots of different avenues to explore, very supportive of continuing education internally and externally”

Cons:  “It's a huge corporation with all the bureaucracy that comes with that size company. It can be difficult to get things done due to the sheer size of the company…” – Full Review

“Nice upstart school!!!”

Pros:  “New upper level university with great potential”

Cons:  “You have to remember that you are in a small community setting where most of the faculty and staff never been out of the county.” – Full Review