“A lot to learn, but can get very stressful”

Pros:  “A lot to learn, everyday you learn something new Always proud of what I deliver, something I make”

Cons:  “Can get very demanding and stressful at times A little bit of beuracracy can get in at times.” – 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

“It has been okay”

Pros:  “Relaxed environment and friendly people to work around”

Cons:  “The particular division I work for doesn't seem to have much growth room.” – Full Review

“It has been okay”

Pros:  “Relaxed environment and friendly people to work around”

Cons:  “The particular division I work for doesn't seem to have much growth room.” – Full Review

“I thoroughly enjoyed working with this company.”

Pros:  “Great people to work with Help when needed Good facility”

Cons:  “Felt a bit of segregation between levels of workers” – Full Review

“Stable, most well-respected company in town”

Pros:  “Offices for salaried professional employees are nearly non-existent in this day and age, yet they are the norm at SwRI. Stability and multitude of opportunities within the…”

Cons:  “Bonuses do not exist due to not-for-profit status. Campus is located in the southwest side of town - makes it more difficult to live in certain areas of town while…” – Full Review

“This ain't your grandfather's company - what a breath of fresh-air!”

Pros:  “Pay, work environment, the CEO is progressive with his attitude, his thoughts on where the company is going and is not tolerant of elevated egos in the work-place - makes it…”

Cons:  “Some employees are holding onto old theories and loyalties and, for better or worse, upper management gives some of these employees a little too much wiggle room…” – Full Review