“Good people, limited growth opportunities”

Pros:  “The employees at BEA are great people to work with. Friendly environment, where many people make you feel welcome and appreciated.”

Cons:  “Some departments are not good at working together. Head office strict on how they want things done and not open to suggestions.” – Full Review

“Don't believe true work/life balance.”

Pros:  “Not much to say other than New Balance has "Great benefits". Robert T. DeMartini seems to be a good person after speaking to him once. Other than that, it wasn't great.”

Cons:  “Promotions are nonexistent unless you have management in your pocket. This company is for you, if your goal in life is to keep the same position until you retire…” – Full Review

“It was great but was unfortunately part of layoffs in December 2009. Been trying to get back in.”

Pros:  “Lots of new broadcast technology. Always on the Bleeding edge, thus fun.”

Cons:  “The layoff and the unwillingness to rehire those who are laid off.” – Full Review

“Great Place to work!”

Pros:  “Flexible, Work from Home capabilities, Global leader in education technology, global company, opportunity for advancement, great benefits, great company culture”

Cons:  “Pearson is a very large company so it can feel as though you are stuck in a silo.” – Full Review

“Don't believe true work/life balance.”

Pros:  “Not much to say other than New Balance has "Great benefits". Robert T. DeMartini seems to be a good person after speaking to him once. Other than that, it wasn't great.”

Cons:  “Promotions are nonexistent unless you have management in your pocket. This company is for you, if your goal in life is to keep the same position until you retire…” – Full Review