GemBox Software Reviews

Pros

- Great salary - Flexible working hours (I can work from anywhere in the world) - Sufficient paid vacation days, paid sick leave days, my country holidays off. - Home office supply bonus each month and education bonus if needed.

Cons

No cons to working for GemBox so far. But if you are used to working in an office environment it may be hard for you to adapt.

Pros

Nothing good there, stay away from them.

Cons

There are many companies with better teams. Team of introverts not willing to help at all.

Pros

I love to work with top .NET developers who know how to solve any issue, with the newest development tools, and everything from whatever place in the world I want. When working on .NET components, unlike working on web sites, it is nice to not have server which can crash in the middle of the night for unknown reason - so no need for overtimes! You just need to implement some feature, put it on web and then you wait for user's feedback.

Cons

Sometimes it is nice to sit down in a coffee shop and discuss things, but that is the negative side of working from the small Mediterranean island :-)

Pros

Work from home, flexible working hours (you can work anytime you want), nice colleagues, good boss, no work stress (there are no strict deadlines you need to meet). Basically if you like working from home, the conditions in the company are ideal.

Cons

Sometimes you have to write API summaries or write a small article about a feature you implemented, which is not the most exciting task for a programmer. But it's not a big problem, you spend only very small fraction of time with this.

Pros

- Flexible working hours. - No commute (working from the comfort of your home). - Management has technical background so they have very good understanding with the development division. - Great care is taken about keeping the quality of the developed products and maintaining their longevity.

Cons

- It might be difficult for someone who is accustomed to work in the office surrounded by colleagues.

Pros

- Very flexible working hours (work anytime from anywhere). - Smart colleagues. - Great organization and management. - There are no long meetings, no commute, no suits, no political games.

Cons

The team gets together usually twice a year (field trips), which I think it should be more often. People here are cheerful, friendly and very easy to get along with.