“Amazing people and a company that cares!”

Pros:  “Coworkers are fun to be around as they are smart and talented at their jobs and also have interesting hobbies and passions outside of work. Even as company has grown to…”

Cons:  “The product is pretty complex and can take awhile to learn all the ins and outs. Even with the new-hire technical training and on-going product deep-dives it will…” – Full Review

“Great work culture and values”

Pros:  “Work environment best in the industry”

Cons:  “Weak leadership strategies and decisions” – Full Review

“Working at UHG”

Pros:  “Many work from home opportunities, mentoring program, look to hire vacant positions from within first, many opportunities to advance or look to work in a different dept.”

Cons:  “pay increases are limited, benefit package is below what you may expect since this is a health insurance company” – Full Review

“HomeStreet is the best bank to work for.”

Pros:  “Great friendly environment, great pay, great benefits and opportunity to move up within a company.”

Cons:  “Can't really think of any. I love working for HomeStreet Bank.” – Full Review

“Outstanding employer offering room for personal grow and profesional performance”

Pros:  “Small team (in the reagion covered by me), very strong professionally in all areas (sales, marketing, finance and CS), allow fast decision and quick action; ofers a lot of…”

Cons:  “No training, just learning by doing (wich fit me well but may not be suitable to all). To much centralisation of decision power at regional level, in the last…” – Full Review

“Good place to work. Casual atmosphere.”

Pros:  “Casual, good work environment, fun projects.”

Cons:  “Pay, durations between promotions, lack of mentors.” – Full Review

“Good place to work and learn!!”

Pros:  “Transparent and supportive management Lots to learn if u choose to Best people onboard Friendly environment”

Cons:  “Overseas conference calls almost always adjusted to US timings, India employees need to stay back after office hours. Could be 50-50” – Full Review