“Good place to start career, bad place to stay”

Pros:  “They have some of the smartest people working there and you will get the opportunity to work with some very interesting clients.”

Cons:  “Long hours and they ride you hard. The work/life balance is okay if you're young, but even then, it really becomes an issue after a while.” – Full Review

“A great experience.”

Pros:  “PWC is large firm, leader in the industry, a large reputable customer base. The calibar of employees is excellent, providing the ability to learn every day from co-workers…”

Cons:  “Large. Need to use your internal network effectively to advance career.” – Full Review

“Company was great 3 yrs ago, we lost it slowly, Youth, looks, SF residency go a long way here...”

Pros:  “Director level management tries to hold to "respect for the individual" mantra. The company's still seems open to allow good employees to move around without any barriers…”

Cons:  “I really used to love working for this company, Unfortunately over the last 3 yrs the "Respect for the individual" mantra is no longer being practiced 100% from the…” – Full Review

“Awesome!”

Pros:  “Unlimited Opportunity for any age, race, and gender.”

Cons:  “Need to understand politics which makes sense due to the size.” – Full Review

“A recommended place to work...Super smart people....Great learning experiences”

Pros:  “- Fun work environment - Casual dress - Challenging - Always learning something new - Fast-paced - Super smart employees (people from Facebook, Disney, Adobe, HP, Nike…”

Cons:  “- Everyone plays a very important role in all projects - this isn't really a con but you definitely can't be a slacker - If you don't like to be challenged, learn…” – Full Review

“A great place to work, a company that focuses on team, leadership development and respect for the individual”

Pros:  “I've worked at a lot of companies and I would say that Target's work environment is one of the best. Sure the culture is so strong, it's easy to parody but at the end of the…”

Cons:  “There is fast movement in the early part of your career but as you move up you do have to play the game a little more. Networking and "champions" play a huge part…” – Full Review