“salary review as consultant”

Pros:  “reliable company to get a contract job on H1”

Cons:  “Benefits are not good and its contract position” – Full Review

“Working at Zayo is a ton of hard work...but a great opportunity to be part of something amazing.”

Pros:  “Good experience for people willing to dive in and learn. Great leaders, who work harder than you do. Profitable telecom company with a focus on driving shareholder value…”

Cons:  “Could use more help--sometimes runs a little lean on staff which causes people to work more than a normal set of hours. Work life balance is a bit tilted to far in…” – Full Review

“The best employer”

Pros:  “Bechtel cares its employees like family members”

Cons:  “I never felt any thing bad about bechtel” – Full Review

“Great Interview”

Pros:  “Best people in the world work for this company. They also have great pay, benefits and facilities. I honestly feel like it is more fun than work.”

Cons:  “It is a very very large compnay, so it can be difficult to stand out and receive recognition. Most high level opportunities are on the east coast.” – Full Review

“Work is steady and challenging but working in a bubble is a struggle”

Pros:  “Steady work that is interesting and challenging with long term schedules. Co-workers become your family and will support the mission's successes. Fair pay.”

Cons:  “Isolated from modern day technologies complicate the progresses and delay deliveries. Group think is prevalent aka 1984. Make one misstep and everyone will be…” – Full Review

“Unique and exiciting”

Pros:  “The place where you can develop talents for Entepreneurship, Collaboration and Profesionalism”

Cons:  “Employee health benefits and IT infrastructure for communications/collaboration can be improved” – Full Review

“Challenging work, however Defense Industry can be slow and tedious”

Pros:  “Interesting projects to work on. Friendly and smart coworkers. Feels like a family at work. Good benefits and a great company discount system.”

Cons:  “Can be slow due to the nature of Defense Contracting. Jobs not always stable, since government policies are changing (especially with regard to national debt issue)” – Full Review