“Good, solid place to work in Boise.”

Pros:  “Ability to advance quickly depending on how capable you are at your job. There is no cap based on your sales - you can truly make as much money as the amount of effort you…”

Cons:  “Very sedentary, you have to learn to get a lot of exercise before and after work, or you will become a giant blob.” – Full Review

“Hard to find a better place to work.”

Pros:  “Good infrastructure. Good opportunity to work on interesting problems. Good place to learn how to be a professional software engineer for beginning engineers.”

Cons:  “Lack of innovation. The heyday of Google seems to be passed. Things are good but probably not as perfect as you might imagine it because the hey day has passed.” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “career growth, friendly people, stock options”

Cons:  “no process or better process” – Full Review

“overall very good place to work”

Pros:  “good benefit, good management during my stay, and overall very friendly working enviornment.. they treat customers well, and also their employees...”

Cons:  “a little lack of growth for a design type of engineer professional” – Full Review

“Except MultEQ, other audio technologies are overrated.”

Pros:  “Easy working environment, great audio knowledge to learn. MultEQ technology is interesting. Flexible working schedule,”

Cons:  “No company culture whatsoever. Except MultEQ, other audio technologies are mostly gimmicks. Research is really NOT extraordinary. Management thinks the company is…” – Full Review

“Satisfying environment. Great place to work and learn in the game industry.”

Pros:  “Very nice and friendly people. Lots oppurtunities to grow”

Cons:  “Senior management decisions are not always in sync with the dev team.” – Full Review

“It is a good company with nice environment.”

Pros:  “AT&T is the company which provides nice environment, and gives you enough time to finish task instead of sitting on your head”

Cons:  “Contractors are not treated as it treats its employees. Work is not distributed properly. Only one person has to take whole responsibility” – Full Review