EMC Reviews in Boston, MA Area
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Pros
Compensation package great if you know how to negotiate for what you want
Well run internal systems (HR, payroll, expenses, travel etc.)
Freedom to outperform/overwork and be recognized for it (though recognition bonuses are relatively puny for the amount of work involved in going above and beyond)
Interesting acquisitions regularly open up new opportunitiesCons
Heavy meeting-based culture, tough to find time to do actual work
Many, many horribly ineffective coworkers riding the coattails of the able
Very cheap when it comes to technology resources (crappy workstations, laptops, lab servers); nearly impossible to purchase equipment for a new project
MBOs can be a lot of work (or almost none) depending on manager's philosophy, and constitute a significant percentage of your quoted 'salary'.
Stock options are few and far between until you climb near the very top of your dev trackAdvice to Senior Management
Give techies more access to the latest gear, don't be so cheap with resources for engineers.
Increase generosity for top performers (stock options and grants and decent bonuses). -
Software Engineer in Hopkinton, MA:
“Top class storage company”
Oct 28, 2009
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Senior Software Engineer in Hopkinton, MA:
“Look elsewhere”
Oct 27, 2009
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Anonymous in Hopkinton, MA:
“Good compensation. Competitive enviornment.”
Oct 24, 2009
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Program Manager in Hopkinton, MA:
“Good place to work and lots to learn....”
Oct 9, 2009
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Senior Software Engineer in Cambridge, MA:
“Overall a great place to work.”
Sep 14, 2009
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Marketing Intern in Hopkinton, MA:
“EMC is a good workplace to launch your career”
Aug 4, 2009
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Technology Architech in Hopkinton, MA:
“EMC is great but the career path are not.”
Aug 5, 2009
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Software Engineer II in Hopkinton, MA:
“Great Place to Work”
Jul 10, 2009
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Principal Product Manager in Hopkinton, MA:
“OK for Boston”
Jun 21, 2009
1 found helpful