“Pretty good place to work”

Pros:  “Good collaboration atmosphere, good inter-team respect, new, clean building, cafeteria is amazing, yearly bonus, friendly people”

Cons:  “Managers have a good-old-boy thing going on, pay for my position is below industry standard, annual reviews are a joke - worked my tail off this past year with no…” – Full Review

“material handler”

Pros:  “Very nice environment, co workers, and supervisors.”

Cons:  “Overtime is mandatory and not much notice is given when they want you to work. Warehouse is unorganized and a little behind the times technology wise. Ordering…” – Full Review

“Great place to work but lots of staff changes and very cutthroat business model”

Pros:  “Excellent benefits. Tremendous Technology. Great service staff to support you. Very flexible hours and vacation. Good money if you are willing to put in the hours to earn…”

Cons:  “Agents compete with each other breeding distrust in the office. Obvious favoritism with no reason. I was not a great producer and got very special treatment…” – Full Review

“Animal Health International/Walco was a great company to work for prior to it's acquisition in 2011.”

Pros:  “Outstanding personnel in Westlake, TX.”

Cons:  “Debt was quite large under the Walco operation.” – Full Review

“Worked for them as result of an acquisition, it was a very dissappointing experience.”

Pros:  “Industry Leader Great Work Location, San Diego, CA. Professional Organization leading the temp staffing industry Management Experience in Industry Fantastic Training…”

Cons:  “Poor Communication Practices which is dissappointing for such a large professional organization that promotes high communication as a cultural norm. Drinking their…” – Full Review

“Advancement is tough and frustrating to achieve.”

Pros:  “Work/Life Balance Making beer is fun Many good and enjoyable people to work with”

Cons:  “Tight "good ol boy" network makes it hard to move up on merit, you have to massage fragile egos. Managers tend to be short sighted when looking at internal talent…” – Full Review