“PetSmart is a great place to work with immense focus on employee development and career growth”

Pros:  “PetSmart has a fast paced, high energy environment.”

Cons:  “The biggest downside to working at PetSmart is having to live in Phoenix, which is the reason I ultimately left the company.” – Full Review

“Good Stuff!”

Pros:  “The people are friendly and the work is challenging. The potential of the impact that we can make in ecommerce is amazing.”

Cons:  “The start up feel is energizing, but it can sometimes make you crazy. We are moving so quickly that simple processes are either complicated or nonexistent.” – Full Review

“Work hard, be rewarded.”

Pros:  “Flexible work environment. Opportunity to move up if you're willing to work harder than most. Free lunch twice a week, free snacks, free alcohol after hours. Opportunity…”

Cons:  “Requires a lot of work to get ahead. Can not "leave your work at work". Priorities commonly change inter-project - must be good at multitasking.” – Full Review

“This is why you don't judge a book by it's cover”

Pros:  “Lots of perks to keep you happy most of the times”

Cons:  “Work you to death, everyone works a minimum of 10 hours a day and you constantly feel like you are watched or criticized and eventually you get burned out or fired.” – Full Review

“Excellent place to work”

Pros:  “Productive working atmosphere, employees really care about doing things right. Cutting edge technology with yearly training. Great benefits and Bethpage has a wonderful…”

Cons:  “Sometimes the project process is more important than the actual project. Cost over runs and project delays can happen. Two-way communication with senior management…” – Full Review

“I just recently started working as a PA for the video department”

Pros:  “Small Group of people; makes it a cozier environment Teamwork is heavily involved Traveling to shoots and actually working with Martha is a plus”

Cons:  “Sometimes job duties can get a little hectic, but nothing you can't handle if you know the role of your job” – Full Review