3,851 Systems Analyst/Computer Programmer Jobs

“Energy company or bureaucracy?”

Pros:  “job security, flexible schedules, good pay and benefits, highly qualified first- and second-tier employees, many good middle managers, progressive for its industry”

Cons:  “Too big to change? Too big to inspire loyalty? People stay for the pay and bennies, but not for any "prestige." A challenging business model, i.e. regulated…” – Full Review

“great”

Pros:  “talented folks. Good vision and greater reach”

Cons:  “compensation. being big organization is little slow in decision making” – Full Review

“Working for a large utility comes with ups and downs”

Pros:  “Security, local, many types of jobs, career path”

Cons:  “Slow moving, corporate, not a lot of room for innovation. complacency” – Full Review

“Great Company for People Who Want to Be Free to Excel on Their Own”

Pros:  “Excellent market focus; innovating in the maintenance and enhancement of existing applications. Recognizes creativity in the process of getting work done, not just…”

Cons:  “Great people, great offerings, but unfocused strategy for future. Lack of alignment of resources on clear, common vision.” – Full Review

“Great Experience with minor flaws”

Pros:  “Colleagues are great to work with, Benefits are satisfactory, Administration is sensitive to the needs of the faculty body, Facilities are adequate”

Cons:  “Technology is a bit behind in the classrooms, No regular merit or cost-of-living salary increases, No exceptions when a faculty member needs to miss his/her class.” – Full Review

“Great learning experience for early employment with a wide variety of projects.”

Pros:  “- Fairly large firm, and nationwide (2000+ as of 2007), multiple sectors/groups within the firm that collaborate well. - Total compensation is great, however, base pay…”

Cons:  “Low base pay but with potential for paid overtime and total compensation it evens out Not all the job sites are all that enthralling, but work is work” – Full Review