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“A very positive experience.”

Pros:  “There is a very professional atmosphere. Given as much responsibility as you ask for. Given the ability for professional training and growth.”

Cons:  “There can be a lot of red tape and documentation for rudimentary tasks. This extra paper can become very cumbersome and time consuming.” – Full Review

“Great place to work.”

Pros:  “Lots of benefits not provide by very many other employers.”

Cons:  “Professional opportunities are often based on "who you know."” – Full Review

“Every Corporation has Problems, But Fiserv is Still a Good Place to Work”

Pros:  “Upper management looks out for their people. You can grow professionally if you are ambitious and look to work hard and be good at what you do. You'll learn a lot and it…”

Cons:  “It's still a corporation, which means that you don't have a lot of PTO, things can take a really long time in terms of going through all the layers and there is…” – Full Review

“At Buchanan they don't care about their employees”

Pros:  “Many of the coworkers do care about the work and the customer. Management tries to host events or gatherings, but mostly only the same 20 people in the corporate office ever…”

Cons:  “1. Management / Owners do not care about employees. 2. Your job is your job. There is not career at B&E 3. Benefits are very expensive 4. It is just a job…” – Full Review

“No place better to learn to be an engineer.”

Pros:  “-Tons of brilliant engineers, the best in their areas. Engineers from Columbia, Lehigh, IIT, Cornell, and other engineering power houses. -Amazing product turn around - the…”

Cons:  “-LeCroy leads European oscillscope market share, but it's tough not to be first in the U.S. despite superior User Interfaces, functions, and scope specs. -Price of…” – Full Review

“Interesting”

Pros:  “small size company with opportunity to grow, employees have the opportunity to move around and touch a lot of things”

Cons:  “not enough employee development program. limited budget for training, continue education, seminars. Travel for mandatory workshops can be limited due to funding.” – Full Review