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“Stable and polite.”

Pros:  “Working in the steadily growing power systems management software industry allows me to balance my work and life better than internet software industry. It also is less…”

Cons:  “I am used to working in a fast paced internet industry and sometimes want to get things done now, but in this industry there are a lot of steps and processes to…” – Full Review

“Welcome to Veridian Dynamics”

Pros:  “Great peers Decent Salary Your time at Broadcom will look great on a resume.”

Cons:  “Quite simply, Broadcom isn't concerned with Corporate Services, Facilities, or Global Real Estate employees. They care about the opinions of other departments, who…” – Full Review

“Positive.”

Pros:  “Interesting work, smart people, free coffee.”

Cons:  “Sometimes a bit of a scramble figuring out what products to make.” – Full Review

“Great company and great products”

Pros:  “Product is top notch, exactly what our clients were looking for”

Cons:  “CxO management seemed ad odds and often seemed like there weren't sure where the ship was headed” – Full Review

“Technisoure is a barely adequate place to work.”

Pros:  “They had a contract opportunity in my Java development area.”

Cons:  “Not much contact with the home office. Pay rates are below average.” – Full Review

“Great company”

Pros:  “Microsoft is a great company with benefits and pay to match. A large company with upward mobility across the US and Internationally.”

Cons:  “It can be inconsistent depending on the team you are on and at times there is concern with layoffs. the HR practices make it difficult to change team members…” – Full Review

“Dynamic, but very disorganized and not respectful environment”

Pros:  “- Good sign-on bonus and initial stock awards - Opportunity to work with very large distributed systems (at uncommon scale) - Working for Amazon Web Services looks good on…”

Cons:  “- You do some development, but you are not a software developer. The title "software development engineer" is misleading and this is the first thing to be aware of…” – Full Review