“An excellent place of work”

Pros:  “Great place to work and grow”

Cons:  “You have to travel a lot but the pay is worthwhile.” – Full Review

“Customer Centric, Focused, Fair and Balanced”

Pros:  “Employees that can bring a value to the organization thrive and have long prosperous tenure. Employees who have left for better opportunities have found leaving was a mistake…”

Cons:  “I did not see any.” – Full Review

“Good but poor leadership at the corporate level”

Pros:  “Large company, opportunity to move within the company”

Cons:  “Slow to change. Corporate management is disrespectful to buiness units. Lack of confidence in top management to lead company going forward, very short sighted and…” – Full Review

“WhereNet is Where It's At!”

Pros:  “WhereNet maintains an amicable, relaxed and collegial atmosphere for all its employees. This fosters the sort of collaborative spirit needed for a small company seeking to…”

Cons:  “The casual, collegial nature of WhereNet's culture presents one major problem for support staff. Engineers, programmers and other developers are free to blow off…” – Full Review

“Thomson Reuters has given me many, many opportunities to grow and showcase my talents”

Pros:  “I have had many opportunities at Thomson Reuters and have always had challenging work. The company has been very stable as well which is great.”

Cons:  “It seems more and more that Thomson Reuters is getting involved in social issues. Some of the issues I agree with and some I don't so my con isn't about that. It…” – Full Review

“Working at Navis”

Pros:  “Interesting work, opportunity to travel, and job is secure. Software is one of a kind.”

Cons:  “Long hours, difficult work and software could be more satifiying for customers we work with.” – Full Review

“Learned a lot of new things”

Pros:  “I really enjoyed working here because of the good pay, nice people, comfortable atmosphere, company lunches, and good locations around Iowa.”

Cons:  “Sometimes to much downtime meaning you may get bored or off task at times, Des Moines can be a bit of a struggle to work in at times.” – Full Review