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“Great coworkers, but upper management needs some work.”

Pros:  “My coworkers were awesome and I enjoyed my work on a day-to-day basis. I was able to work on my own a lot, as my manager and I had a very good working relationship. They try…”

Cons:  “After working there for over three years, and receiving positive reviews, I was fired (along with 10% of the company) for not meeting "Best In Class" expectations…” – Full Review

“great benefits but nothing else”

Pros:  “really close knit community everyone works together to get the job done great benefits”

Cons:  “can't take days off without finding your own coverage there's a huge gap in communications trying to get a promotion is like pulling teeth not enough people to…” – Full Review

“very good, plenty of freedom, start-up opportunities”

Pros:  “flexible hours, can work at home top technology. High standards of excellence.”

Cons:  “The pay could be better” – Full Review

“Work for a company that provides unlimited growth opportunities”

Pros:  “Unlimited career growth and opportunities”

Cons:  “Contract Management is a difficult environment to work in.” – Full Review

“Ryan has the best balance between workplace flexibility, results based compensation, and overall benefits.”

Pros:  “The workplace flexibility is great. You have plenty of self-determination of how, where, and when, you work best and are provided the tools to work from home/out-of-office…”

Cons:  “Sometimes it may seem hard to unplug from the grid, but with the workplace flexibilty you have to make yourself available. There are some micromanagement policies…” – Full Review

“Great family feel with a little too much work to do”

Pros:  “HDS really does have great people. The team I work on is very close knit and we consider each other personal friends. No hidden agendas or cliques, which is rare…”

Cons:  “There is a lot of work and not enough people. That's pretty consistent across the organization. For those who are willing to make their own careers, this a great…” – Full Review