“Great Experience!”

Pros:  “My experience with Rylem has been nothing but positive. The people that work there are very friendly and seemed to truly care about helping me further my career. They not…”

Cons:  “Like I said in the pros it has been nothing but positive this far.” – Full Review

“Great company”

Pros:  “Microsoft is a great company with benefits and pay to match. A large company with upward mobility across the US and Internationally.”

Cons:  “It can be inconsistent depending on the team you are on and at times there is concern with layoffs. the HR practices make it difficult to change team members…” – Full Review

“Excellent company to work with”

Pros:  “My review is particularly for the IT dept. Great guys to work with. I was there for about 18 months. No micro management crap. You get plenty of opportunity to put your ideas…”

Cons:  “Nothing much on the negative side. Just that the teams within the IT department can be more organized and communicate on regular basis.” – Full Review

“Things are changing”

Pros:  “A company that's trying to do things differently. Seems to have pulled itself out of the slump it was in for a few years. Lots of opportunity to move fast and change the…”

Cons:  “The organization keeps changing all the time. This can be good or bad depending what you're looking for. People seeking comfortable stable employment should look…” – Full Review

“I'm proud to call US home.”

Pros:  “-Fantastic, supportive culture -Unrivaled benefits in this or any field -Managers and executive team that put employees first, knowing that this leads to the best product…”

Cons:  “Any complaints I could level at US would be true of any other business of this size and probably to a far greater extent. It's a joy and a privilege to work here.” – Full Review

“Fast-paced, meritocracy based, long term opportunities”

Pros:  “Lots of great people to work with and learn by Solid strategy and focused leadership International exposure”

Cons:  “HQ in Texas means more difficult to get top jobs when internationally based Unfortunately politics is building-up, so work your relationship and learn how to…” – Full Review