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“Stable and polite.”

Pros:  “Working in the steadily growing power systems management software industry allows me to balance my work and life better than internet software industry. It also is less…”

Cons:  “I am used to working in a fast paced internet industry and sometimes want to get things done now, but in this industry there are a lot of steps and processes to…” – Full Review

“Great culture plus very competent people make a good place to be a developer.”

Pros:  “Smart people, transparent policies, low level of bureaucracy, fantastic benefits. The competency rate of the technical people seems to hover around 80% which is actually…”

Cons:  “Communication and data sharing between divisions can be painful.” – Full Review

“Stable and polite.”

Pros:  “Working in the steadily growing power systems management software industry allows me to balance my work and life better than internet software industry. It also is less…”

Cons:  “I am used to working in a fast paced internet industry and sometimes want to get things done now, but in this industry there are a lot of steps and processes to…” – Full Review

“a very good experience”

Pros:  “Weyerhaeuser is a large company that runs it divisions mostly autonomously. I am very impressed with the conservation consciousness of the entire company. I LOVE how the…”

Cons:  “Weyerhaeuser is a big company.” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Good place good people good technology.”

Cons:  “More layoff's , so it is little disturbing who ever will wrk there. after every layoff have to feel oh this time we are safe. Keeping that feeling not for…” – Full Review

“Great resume builder and an employer that you would feel comfortable spending a career”

Pros:  “Work-life balance, excellent benefits, flexible work schedules, challenging projects, ability to transfer within the company, personal mastery opportunities, excellent resume…”

Cons:  “Within R&D, difficult to move from the research track to an engineering track, although the actual job requirements are the same, minus $20k a year” – Full Review