“Good stability, but not a place to develop your career.”

Pros:  “My first boss at ManTech was very concerned for her people and went out of her way to look out for them. She would push back on corporate if she thought there were things…”

Cons:  “Because we were on the client site, we felt very isolated from ManTech HQ. We felt like we didn't really matter to them, as long as the contract was making money…” – Full Review

“GEICO is a nice place to work, depending on the job you're doing”

Pros:  “- As long as you aren't in a call center, GEICO has a fun culture full of nice people. - The health benefits are pretty nice. - Profit sharing is Good”

Cons:  “- Lower pay than comparable positions at other companies - Lots of people that hide in the cracks of the corporate structure that don't really contribute…” – Full Review

“Good People, Aging Technology”

Pros:  “People on the whole were good folks, easygoing atmosphere. They let people who are so inclined take the lead and drive innovation.”

Cons:  “The technology, like much of the health insurance industry, is old. Mainframe/COBOL are the technologies that drive the organization. Newer technologies are only…” – Full Review

“needs to be more client oriented”

Pros:  “they have the resources and a 'standing' in the Canadian educational space do deliver more 'vocational' learning”

Cons:  “too rigid and inflexible for the global market very slow to respond to market needs and requirements cannot understand their recruiting criteria: some faculty has…” – Full Review

“Great people and interesting projects”

Pros:  “Cozy office with nice office mates”

Cons:  “Projects are independent from each other” – Full Review

“Three years and counting at EMMES working with 3 projects”

Pros:  “People are friendly and willing to help you learn. EMMES supports workers who wish to better themselves through professional development and/or graduate school and can be…”

Cons:  “Very different then working for big pharma, things work a bit different and for some it may take an adjustment. Many studies are funded through grants and…” – Full Review