“Good”

Pros:  “Innovative, good coworkers, good work-life options”

Cons:  “Limited advancement opportunities, not enough people to perform the assigned tasks” – Full Review

“change jobs every 2-3 years interally or externally.”

Pros:  “good support on professional growth and documentation and knowledge sharing.”

Cons:  “with such a large company, it is hard to get your compensation up to market. might be best to find a job offer if you want your compensation to be at market level” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “fast growing company, many chance to bring your value to the company, easy to put new ideas to actions.”

Cons:  “small town, salary not very high, could not find out more downside of working in this company” – Full Review

“Fun, great place to work.”

Pros:  “Innovator in technology. Great place to work. Many perks.”

Cons:  “Work comes home. Software could be more up to date. Some office floors are in need of renovation.” – Full Review

“Aggressive”

Pros:  “Hard-driving company doing what it takes to be a leader in a competitive, flat, industry Challenge their people, pay well with a great bonus and generous time off. Always…”

Cons:  “Very competitive business means short term projects with aggressive schedules to meet customer needs. Always a get it done focus can mean sloppy work. Tough…” – Full Review

“Satisfied”

Pros:  “the benefits are pretty good.”

Cons:  “the pay could be a little bit better in my opinion” – Full Review

“Still a great place to work”

Pros:  “Management genuinely making effort understand and treat staff well - even in a tough environment. Great place to learn - so many opportunities to move and grow.”

Cons:  “Salaries are lower than some other industries. Job security is iffy for those that are not stellar performers.” – Full Review

“Great Technology, wonderful work ethics”

Pros:  “* Get to work on a unique and brilliant wireless technology. * Good work culture * Good compensation * Friendly coworkers”

Cons:  “Unique technology of Meru is not well understood or rather misunderstood. It is still a small company and needs to stand up to its "Meru"ic potential.” – Full Review