“Good job, but no career.”

Pros:  “The only pro I can think of is the flexibility they offer at some locations. This was a job I took because they were one of the few places hiring at the time. It is hard…”

Cons:  “The pay was low for the amount of work that you had to put in. You are not really valued as an employee, but as long as you finish tasks quickly you literally have…” – Full Review

“Excellent company to learn and grow”

Pros:  “Lots of training. Major equipment, chemicals, and trouble-shooting.”

Cons:  “Like all retail, make the most with the least as possible.” – Full Review

“Poorly Managed, Unbalanced Pay”

Pros:  “This job keeps you in pretty good physical shape. Other than that, there isn't much positive about working for this company.”

Cons:  “Working on second shift greatly limits your income opportunities because all of your loads are logistics loads, meaning they have a pre-determined rate through a…” – Full Review

“Exciting workplace for top talent”

Pros:  “Amazon is one of the few companies in the United States where a software development engineer can create products (e.g., EC2, S3, EBS) that customers are rapidly adopting all…”

Cons:  “No major cons at Amazon.” – Full Review

“LBG grew too fast.”

Pros:  “The relationships you build. In the DC (very different than HQ in NJ) office, there is a great environment. Laid back, and everyone (including senior management) is…”

Cons:  “Hard to grow within the company. Low pay. Company grew WAY too fast, and they are busy putting the policies and procedures in place that were overlooked.” – Full Review

“Gartner is great if you are collaborative, self-starter/self-managing, and driven to excel”

Pros:  “Ability to work with industry thought leaders, great management team, autonomy and sufficient direction to do what I do best, highly collaborative envirnoment, working with…”

Cons:  “long hours and working weekends/holidays at times, but job satisfaction worth the investment.” – Full Review