“Great place to work but lots of staff changes and very cutthroat business model”

Pros:  “Excellent benefits. Tremendous Technology. Great service staff to support you. Very flexible hours and vacation. Good money if you are willing to put in the hours to earn…”

Cons:  “Agents compete with each other breeding distrust in the office. Obvious favoritism with no reason. I was not a great producer and got very special treatment…” – Full Review

“Good employer”

Pros:  “positive work environment, flex time”

Cons:  “pay seems to be below average” – Full Review

“Dynamic, Growing Company”

Pros:  “Growing company offers a wide variety of career opportunities as they expand their client and product base. Approachable, highly talented upper management that seems invested…”

Cons:  “With growth always comes some uncertainly. Roles and infrastructure do seem to change rapidly around here and many projects aren't seen through to full completion…” – Full Review

“Solid organization”

Pros:  “Advancement opportunities, competitive salary, great benefits”

Cons:  “Hard to keep up with its growth” – Full Review

“Great vision, superb execution”

Pros:  “This company is run like a fine-tuned watch. From vision to process to measurement to tuning/revising strategy -- the management team is superb at identifying opportunities…”

Cons:  “It can get a bit too "mechanical" and too process centric. It is not a major problem yet, but there is an element of art in the research, marketing and sales…” – Full Review

“"Satisfied"”

Pros:  “Great opportunities for vertical movement. Several different plants individuals can move around to. Pepsico also has a good benefits programs along with a decent salary…”

Cons:  “Long hours, some weekends required. Very little office space for non-managers. There is an obvious disconnect between the "hourly" folks versus the "salaried".” – Full Review

“Excellent Entry-level Alternative to Big Four”

Pros:  “The work environment is extremely flexible. This firm proves that not all options for accounting grads require you enslave yourself to the office. Benefits, though not…”

Cons:  “Mobility between positions seems limited. Pay is slightly lower than competitors, but matches the required work hours of the job.” – Full Review