“Great place to start a career in Recruitment”

Pros:  “Fantastic training (on the job, not the L&D days you have to do) Great Perks (Holidays to Ibiza, Vegas etc, company cars, Lunch Clubs....) Sociable enviroment”

Cons:  “Unbelievably inflexible working hours - turn up 1 minute late and see what happens, lunch can only be taken 1-2 etc etc” – Full Review

“Great university, amazing people to work with!”

Pros:  “The jobs are relatively simple and the projects are loose in terms of time management.”

Cons:  “The hours can sometimes be extremely long (12-16 hours a day) and can start very early in the morning (6AM or earlier).” – Full Review

“Graduate Teaching Fellow at Boston University”

Pros:  “Happy working. I have a lot of time to do research. Also, the work is sometimes related to the research.”

Cons:  “Get this job only if you are a Phd student. Basically you need to apply for the Phd at Boston University, and also, of course, have a desire to pursue Phd.” – Full Review

“People come and go”

Pros:  “Profit company, Never worried about being laid off”

Cons:  “Very hard to get a Promotion No bonus 2% of less pay rise each year Old technology” – Full Review

“great learning experience for new grad”

Pros:  “Worked with a lot of cool technology and got a lot of good hands on learning experience. Benefits were really great.”

Cons:  “seems to have cycles of hiring and layoffs. Promotions and pay increase process seem to be heavily weighted on who you are friends with. I was told I had a great…” – Full Review

“Extremely transparent. Dynamic working culture.”

Pros:  “The working atmosphere is is good. Colleagues are willing to help. Flat management hierarchy. Manager are supportive.”

Cons:  “There are still some old technology in use (but quickly being replaced by new technology)” – Full Review

“People come and go”

Pros:  “Profit company, Never worried about being laid off”

Cons:  “Very hard to get a Promotion No bonus 2% of less pay rise each year Old technology” – Full Review