“Good company”

Pros:  “Good management and benefits package”

Cons:  “We are under Northrop control” – Full Review

“Good place to work for experienced professionals”

Pros:  “Flexible working environment Co-workers are friendly and nice.”

Cons:  “No bench system after you are layoff or your project/contract end Not much salary increases after annual review for last 2 years” – Full Review

“Intense, dysfunctional, yet satisfying”

Pros:  “- Strong, customer-focused culture - Work with brilliant and motivated talent - Decent compensation (as long as stock keeps defying gravity) - High degree of ownership…”

Cons:  “- Micromanagement culture - Senior leaders don't speak plainly, expect you to mind read - Challenging work-life balance” – Full Review

“Overall, a great experience”

Pros:  “Opportunities for growth and development are available if you are pro-active about seeking them. For the most-part, the senior management team is available - much more so…”

Cons:  “As in nearly every organization of which I've been a part, communication could use improvement (timeliness, frequency, content).” – Full Review

“needs to be more client oriented”

Pros:  “they have the resources and a 'standing' in the Canadian educational space do deliver more 'vocational' learning”

Cons:  “too rigid and inflexible for the global market very slow to respond to market needs and requirements cannot understand their recruiting criteria: some faculty has…” – Full Review

“Hectic, though quite satisfying.”

Pros:  “-Friendly environment. -Comparable wages. -Education is valued. -Opportunities for knowledge growth.”

Cons:  “-Communication/collaboration can be trying at times. -Timecard police.” – Full Review