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“Hard to Advance”

Pros:  “Located in a great area in Orange County. I made some of my best friends working there. There is opportunity to work in global offices but it can be political. Benefits are…”

Cons:  “The running theme is that teams are run too thin, company is very lean and doesnt pay well, at all. Very difficult to advance even when well liked becuase you don't…” – Full Review

“Fun Work Environment”

Pros:  “Money and care are put into making the workplace pleasant and building sincere camaraderie. Employees are provided with every resource to work remotely. Firm is a good…”

Cons:  “Salaries start low. Management is young and and often lacks sophistication and experience. No training or career advancement for people in Practice Management…” – Full Review

“It was fun for the first 2 months”

Pros:  “As a college student, I get an idea of how a Macy's store operates. You get a lot of employee's discount and work schedules worked pretty well for me.”

Cons:  “Their hiring practices are not that good. Many employees don't take their job seriously. It can be stressful the way that the store runs, because they are trying to…” – Full Review

“I have learned a lot at GT”

Pros:  “You learn a lot fast because there are a ton of very unique projects to be worked on. The people are friendly and easy to get along with. The Dallas office is especially…”

Cons:  “The hours are ridiculous. The problem is that GT is growing so fast and doesn't have enough people coming in and staying. The people coming in get so overwhelmed…” – Full Review

“I have learned a lot at GT”

Pros:  “You learn a lot fast because there are a ton of very unique projects to be worked on. The people are friendly and easy to get along with. The Dallas office is especially…”

Cons:  “The hours are ridiculous. The problem is that GT is growing so fast and doesn't have enough people coming in and staying. The people coming in get so overwhelmed…” – Full Review

“It's a job, and it could be worse.”

Pros:  “Flexibility, pride, name recgonition, and compensation.”

Cons:  “A recent de-emphasis on specialization.” – Full Review

“It's not the perfect job, but it's a pretty darn good place to work.”

Pros:  “It varies wildly from group to group and office to office, but the firm leadership generally seems to have gotten on board with the "employer of choice" concept. We have no…”

Cons:  “You can get too specialized and pigeonhole yourself if you're not careful. And there are still some people who manage to rise through the ranks while paying lip…” – Full Review

“Stepping Stone”

Pros:  “Better than flipping burgers but not much better.”

Cons:  “Raises and bonuses are small to non-existant” – Full Review