“Guidewire has been an excellent career choice!”

Pros:  “At Guidewire I've been consistently met with respect, collegiality, good communications, and a high level of competency and commitment in my teammates. Compensation, travel…”

Cons:  “The work is so interesting that it's sometimes challenging to pull back into personal time.” – Full Review

“Was a great company, still okay but not what it was...”

Pros:  “Great breadth and a wide variety of opportunities to develop your career, generally co-workers are the best you will find anywhere at a large company.”

Cons:  “A lack of leadership and opaque layers of management can leave you feeling lost and under-appreciated. There is still talk about the HP Way, and many company…” – Full Review

“Great Opportunities, Great Clients”

Pros:  “I would never have had the opportunities I have received at any other type of employer. Being in consulting gives exposure to many varieties of companies and ways of…”

Cons:  “Schedules can be unpredictable. Clients are all over the Bay Area. It's not a 40 hour week. Can get thrown into things without prior training.” – Full Review

“Fantastic product and culture - really changing the game!”

Pros:  “Strong sales leadership. Great methodology allowing us to systematically sell to a tough buyer. Great product that actually drives value to companies.”

Cons:  “No free lunches, need that for a Silicon Valley company. Lots of new employees which is great, but need some more infrastructure - like org charts to see faces of…” – Full Review

“Great place to build a career.”

Pros:  “Benefits, salary, career opportunities, education opportunities, work environment”

Cons:  “culture, work/life balance, senior management, inconsistent values” – Full Review

“WhereNet is Where It's At!”

Pros:  “WhereNet maintains an amicable, relaxed and collegial atmosphere for all its employees. This fosters the sort of collaborative spirit needed for a small company seeking to…”

Cons:  “The casual, collegial nature of WhereNet's culture presents one major problem for support staff. Engineers, programmers and other developers are free to blow off…” – Full Review