“Good place to work, working through cultural change”

Pros:  “increasingly competent people, doing a good job with executive development, working on best places to work initiatives, working to improve internal business structure”

Cons:  “few cross departmental training or learning opportunities, lots of tenured employees... not necessarily bad in itself, but gets in the way of needed cultural change” – Full Review

“Good career potential with opportunity to learns new skills”

Pros:  “Global opportunity experience. Advanced product line. Leader in legal research.”

Cons:  “Difficult to understand long term vision. Rollover of mgt. in mid-senior level creates lack of continuity.” – Full Review

“good place, but very competitive and a bit of a "cult" culture particularly in M&A”

Pros:  “- smart people - decision making delegated to the lowest levels”

Cons:  “- cult like feeling - integration issues” – Full Review

“ADP presents outstanding opportunity for career advancement, while allowing you to manage your personal life.”

Pros:  “1. You can earn a lot of money if you apply yourself 2. Plenty of "start-ups" within this large organization allowing you to be apart of something youthful and energetic…”

Cons:  “This is a large organization which means while you have some autonomy, you are expected to complete conform to corporate norms and expectations. For example: many…” – Full Review

“an experience”

Pros:  “no comment for the moment. - 7 weeks hollidays per year - Colleagues are really involved and passionate about their business - It can be a very great place to work, but…”

Cons:  “-salary===> but it depend on your manager/business Unit - Middle Management and business Unit managers are horrible. - Sometimes there a really lack of…” – Full Review

“Professional groups motivated by successful project completions.”

Pros:  “Interesting projects, opportunities for collaboration with groups and teams internationally. You may be entrusted with responsibilities and allowed to fail.”

Cons:  “With the current economic environment, positions at most firms are not as stable as they were before 2008 and HSBC is no different.” – Full Review