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“great co-workers make the lower pay bearable”

Pros:  “flexible work schedule, great co-workers, great manager, opportunities for advancement, decent cafeteria, a lot of different work environments to try”

Cons:  “pay behind industry standard, poor staff coverage at times making work environment stressful at times, can be poor communication among other depts.” – Full Review

“Working at OmniPoint has been extremely fulfilling both in terms of professional development and corporate culture.”

Pros:  “Fast growing company provides plenty of opportunities for professional development and upward mobility. Early entrant in SaaS HCM space provides unique opportunity to gain…”

Cons:  “Very much a project driven worth ethic vs. 9-5 corporate job – when a critical date is upon the team all employees are expected to contribute to deliver. With…” – Full Review

“Sub-Par Health Benefits and improper division of labor”

Pros:  “I had a chance to work with the latest tools, learn new things, and work with great people”

Cons:  “Poor upper management led to frequent instabilities in the software.” – Full Review

“If you have a job with MetLife, you can have a job for life.”

Pros:  “MetLife is a very solid and safe company with 140 years of experience. The Compnay as a whole does its best at ensuring that it gives its employees the opportunity to build…”

Cons:  “It's not what you know.... Even though we are given the opportunities to grow and develope, the management sometimes overlooks the harder worker in favor of the…” – Full Review

“Good benefits but where is it going”

Pros:  “Fair compensation with good benefits. Some good people who all mean well. Work life balance isn't horrible but with blackberry's for almost all employees - you're always…”

Cons:  “Often hard to tell how and where the business is going and how it will survive. Very political environment. Awful cafeteria. This is an operations company.” – Full Review

“good”

Pros:  “flexibility of home/work balance for employees.”

Cons:  “communication from higher levels on down the ladder.” – Full Review