“Great Company to Work For.”

Pros:  “Great pay, excellent health benefits, excellent culture and diversity.”

Cons:  “Not extensive training as in former GTE.” – Full Review

“Wonderful place to work”

Pros:  “Some of the best reasons to work at VT are not only the people but the environment. It is one of the more family oriented businesses in the area.”

Cons:  “Since we are in the Midwest the starting salary is not the highest, but on the flip side they do offer full benefits which is hard thing to find any more.” – Full Review

“Good overall experience, but with EMD acquisition, time will tell”

Pros:  “Solid benefits, good salary structure, relevant internal training very good.”

Cons:  “Many levels of management, difficult to induce change from below to above, product/responsibility silos keep shifting, hard to see long term” – Full Review

“"You can't leap frog in your career"”

Pros:  “Product offering is vast and so are the type of jobs. You can almost always find a job that will meet your interests. Additionally, they always give internal candidates a…”

Cons:  “Don't fall to the impression that you can enter the company, continue your education and then make leaps and bounds in your career and expect salary to follow suit…” – Full Review

“Patterson”

Pros:  “freedom to run your territory how you want.”

Cons:  “small commissions when starting off.” – Full Review

“Great company philosophy”

Pros:  “Great philosophy in how to retain good staff. Great online training available, good benefits. Mark Dean is very hands on - really cares about the people that work for him.”

Cons:  “Opportunity for growth - company tends to hire Director and above from outside rather than grow internally. When business is tough, lay offs are illogical…” – Full Review

“VI”

Pros:  “Great people to work with, President of the company will know your name, I feel good about the products we represent and the nature of the work we do.”

Cons:  “I don't have any major cons, I think the training needs improvement and resources can be difficult to find and are not up to date.” – Full Review