“fair”

Pros:  “A lot of opportunities to explore diffrent projects, flexible time”

Cons:  “Bad management low payment, not support professional development” – Full Review

“fair”

Pros:  “A lot of opportunities to explore diffrent projects, flexible time”

Cons:  “Bad management low payment, not support professional development” – Full Review

“A great stepping stone”

Pros:  “Chicago is a great office location. Plenty of opportunity, to gain field work / experience. Great for learning and training collage hires. Looks good on resume. Nice…”

Cons:  “Pay is not comparable to responsibilities A lot of politics Keep an eye out for field pay promises not kept once you are at location” – Full Review

“fair”

Pros:  “A lot of opportunities to explore diffrent projects, flexible time”

Cons:  “Bad management low payment, not support professional development” – Full Review

“A great stepping stone”

Pros:  “Chicago is a great office location. Plenty of opportunity, to gain field work / experience. Great for learning and training collage hires. Looks good on resume. Nice…”

Cons:  “Pay is not comparable to responsibilities A lot of politics Keep an eye out for field pay promises not kept once you are at location” – Full Review

“A very friendly and professional environment”

Pros:  “Professional growth. Opportunites and great benefits.”

Cons:  “Long hours and sometimes extended away travelling.” – Full Review

“Control your own destiny”

Pros:  “Patrick has several companies that operate in a variety of industries. Diverse capabilities and clients have benefited the firm in the current economic climate. Flat…”

Cons:  “Hours can be long when there are project deadlines. Most benefits are average and 401K match is below average. The majority of training is on the job. Could offer…” – Full Review

“A Great Place To work”

Pros:  “Great work atmosphere. Customer first. We try out best to put our customer first in everything. Great work expeirence. Good opportunity to advance. If you have a…”

Cons:  “Factory workers are layoff for 4 to 8 weeks every year. Average benefits Below average salaries.” – Full Review