“Thomson Reuters has given me many, many opportunities to grow and showcase my talents”

Pros:  “I have had many opportunities at Thomson Reuters and have always had challenging work. The company has been very stable as well which is great.”

Cons:  “It seems more and more that Thomson Reuters is getting involved in social issues. Some of the issues I agree with and some I don't so my con isn't about that. It…” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Plenty opportunities if you are willing to relocate Average compensation with good benefits Management listens to and acts on employee survey/feedback”

Cons:  “People usually left in seeking of higher pay Less likely to pay your MBA tuition because Eaton offers plenty training program. So may not be a place for young and…” – Full Review

“Great pay and benefits, flexible hours, good people”

Pros:  “Great pay and benefits, even straight out of college Flexible hours Good people Interesting and innovative products”

Cons:  “This isn't a 9 to 5: expect to work around 60 hours per week, at least Stack ranking for performance reviews” – Full Review

“A Truly Remarkable Company”

Pros:  “Privately held, no outside investors to satisfy, hence job security. Unbelievable focus on work-life balance; very transparent and collaborative environment; awesome benefits…”

Cons:  “Too much innovation, not enough contributors. Need more good developers and QA pro's to execute upon ideas.” – Full Review

“Good Contracting Agency”

Pros:  “Good, fair hourly rates, good benefits, employee reps are responsive and helpful.”

Cons:  “Non really, better than Volt, Collabera by far in my experience.” – Full Review

“Thoughts after 10 years....”

Pros:  “1. If you love tech, this is a great place. No doubt you'll talk tech (mostly the MSFT stack) from enterprise to consumer - from PCs to phones to Xboxes - from datacenter…”

Cons:  “Brand on Your Resume: After many years of losing market share and struggling to be at the front end of innovation and the fact that there's 90,000 employees, don't…” – Full Review

“Thoughts after 10 years....”

Pros:  “1. If you love tech, this is a great place. No doubt you'll talk tech (mostly the MSFT stack) from enterprise to consumer - from PCs to phones to Xboxes - from datacenter…”

Cons:  “Brand on Your Resume: After many years of losing market share and struggling to be at the front end of innovation and the fact that there's 90,000 employees, don't…” – Full Review

“Unreal first job out of college. Love working here.”

Pros:  “Incredible co-workers, wonderful community curated by our Happiness Engineer, transparent business, flat structure, great mentors, flex time, ability to work remotely (if…”

Cons:  “currently need more front end developers, which management knows and has now made a hiring focus. not the most competitive salaries for people right out of college…” – Full Review

“Work Hard; Get Rewarded. Have fun doing it.”

Pros:  “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life. For me, this has really been true at SNC. The corporate structure makes it feel like I work at a…”

Cons:  “They're growing quickly, and are a huge corp. There are some growing pains.” – Full Review