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“after 14 years. I'm still glad to have a job”

Pros:  “as a remote field techincal support analyst, I have the mobility to travel throughout the greater Los Angeles area, supproting our flients at their various branches and…”

Cons:  “Communications - Free wirelsss phone line is a great perk, tho it's because they have a bundled service through the service providers which gives us limited…” – Full Review

“Just fine for a large defense contractor”

Pros:  “Good work/life balance (typically 40 hour weeks) Decent benefits (health, dental, 401k) Reasonable salary Good educational reimbursement Flexible hours / time off”

Cons:  “Mix of quality and not-so-quality people Depending on the program, sometimes outdated technology is used More meetings / time overhead than smaller companies…” – Full Review

“Was a great company to work for when smaller, seems to have had some scaling issues.”

Pros:  “- Brilliant software engineers. Really some of the best I've worked with anywhere. - Cool product. - Good work environment. - Laid back, bay area culture. - Successful…”

Cons:  “- Difficult to move into new areas of work. - Difficult to move from engineering to research. - Deadlines are not expected to be met. - Non-engineering groups…” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Casual dress, relaxed atmosphere, somewhat flexible work arrangements. Industry-standard benefits (health, dental, vision). Reasonable degree of freedom in engineering…”

Cons:  “Not much culture, despite occasional attempts to boost employee involvement. Sales-focused to a fault, with lacking investment in R&D. Small teams result in good…” – Full Review

“Amazing technologies, great people and fantastic work-life balance”

Pros:  “Possibility to work from home when you need. Lots of different and fascinating technologies to work on. Focus on writing high quality software People respect and listen…”

Cons:  “Need to pay for lunch (price is very low anyway) Absence of a formal mentoring process for new hires.” – Full Review