“Not The Best, Not The Worst”

Pros:  “When I worked at Experian, many of us wore jeans to the office, and not just on Fridays. I'm not quite sure it was in-line with corporate policy, but no one ever said…”

Cons:  “I had 6 different managers in 1 year. Recognition and appreciation were unheard of. There was a lot of tension between cross-functional teams, and overall morale…” – Full Review

“Great Company”

Pros:  “I worked for Nesco Resource in the Branch Office in Omaha NE for 4 months as their front desk receptionist, and then off and on doing part time jobs for about 6 years. The…”

Cons:  “I have nothing negative, I had no problem with the Company” – Full Review

“Great Place to work!”

Pros:  “Flexible, Work from Home capabilities, Global leader in education technology, global company, opportunity for advancement, great benefits, great company culture”

Cons:  “Pearson is a very large company so it can feel as though you are stuck in a silo.” – Full Review

“I loved working for SNVC!!!”

Pros:  “SNVC takes very good care of it's employees related to salary, benefits, time off, bonus and incentive rewards. However, as a small business that specializes in information…”

Cons:  “When longterm contracts expire, contract managers/specialists are unable to secure new contracts. Company is very good about temporarily holding on to those…” – Full Review

“Very Satisfied”

Pros:  “This company affords the opportunity to learnand contribute in the many functional areas (design, cost, purchasing, manufacturing, etc) and understand the orchestration of…”

Cons:  “It is a very large company and sometimes change can be slow, extremely slow. The cascading of communications can be inhibited due to all the levels of management…” – Full Review