“Good for learning/building industry experience after graduating from school, but not as competitive as other companies.”

Pros:  “Good health insurance coverage. Capable colleagues. Can get interesting projects to work on if lucky enough. Single window office if you are senior enough.”

Cons:  “Lower overall compensation compared to competitor companies. Don't like the review system at all. Don't think the current executives are competitive.” – Full Review

“Great company, great people”

Pros:  “Hiring practices at Big Fish ensure that the bulk majority of who you work with are interesting people from a variety of backgrounds. It's a very comfortable, informal work…”

Cons:  “It's just large enough where migrating within the company can be difficult depending on your role.” – Full Review

“Good for learning/building industry experience after graduating from school, but not as competitive as other companies.”

Pros:  “Good health insurance coverage. Capable colleagues. Can get interesting projects to work on if lucky enough. Single window office if you are senior enough.”

Cons:  “Lower overall compensation compared to competitor companies. Don't like the review system at all. Don't think the current executives are competitive.” – Full Review

“Thoughts after 10 years....”

Pros:  “1. If you love tech, this is a great place. No doubt you'll talk tech (mostly the MSFT stack) from enterprise to consumer - from PCs to phones to Xboxes - from datacenter…”

Cons:  “Brand on Your Resume: After many years of losing market share and struggling to be at the front end of innovation and the fact that there's 90,000 employees, don't…” – Full Review

“Good for learning/building industry experience after graduating from school, but not as competitive as other companies.”

Pros:  “Good health insurance coverage. Capable colleagues. Can get interesting projects to work on if lucky enough. Single window office if you are senior enough.”

Cons:  “Lower overall compensation compared to competitor companies. Don't like the review system at all. Don't think the current executives are competitive.” – Full Review

“Thoughts after 10 years....”

Pros:  “1. If you love tech, this is a great place. No doubt you'll talk tech (mostly the MSFT stack) from enterprise to consumer - from PCs to phones to Xboxes - from datacenter…”

Cons:  “Brand on Your Resume: After many years of losing market share and struggling to be at the front end of innovation and the fact that there's 90,000 employees, don't…” – Full Review

“Thoughts after 10 years....”

Pros:  “1. If you love tech, this is a great place. No doubt you'll talk tech (mostly the MSFT stack) from enterprise to consumer - from PCs to phones to Xboxes - from datacenter…”

Cons:  “Brand on Your Resume: After many years of losing market share and struggling to be at the front end of innovation and the fact that there's 90,000 employees, don't…” – Full Review

“Good for learning/building industry experience after graduating from school, but not as competitive as other companies.”

Pros:  “Good health insurance coverage. Capable colleagues. Can get interesting projects to work on if lucky enough. Single window office if you are senior enough.”

Cons:  “Lower overall compensation compared to competitor companies. Don't like the review system at all. Don't think the current executives are competitive.” – Full Review

“Good for learning/building industry experience after graduating from school, but not as competitive as other companies.”

Pros:  “Good health insurance coverage. Capable colleagues. Can get interesting projects to work on if lucky enough. Single window office if you are senior enough.”

Cons:  “Lower overall compensation compared to competitor companies. Don't like the review system at all. Don't think the current executives are competitive.” – Full Review