“Sr. Marketing Manager”

Pros:  “Family friendly, steady and calm work environment. People obsessed with listening to the customers.”

Cons:  “Can be slow to react to market opportunities. A bit too much process to allow people to be nimble. Theres is some dead wood at the upper levels.” – Full Review

“Great place to land”

Pros:  “They take very good care of their people. They are building something remarkable and innovative. I love working with the people at VMware. Everyone is trying to do the…”

Cons:  “Processes for carrying out cross-functional projects aren't mature due to fast growth. Sometimes is much more difficult to get things completed than one would…” – Full Review

“Finally turning around”

Pros:  “-Opportunity to work on cutting edge technology. - Very knowledgable co-workers. -Well managed projects. -Company finally turning around and focusing on execution.”

Cons:  “-Cash position not very good for turnaround. - Too many layoffs in the past two years.” – Full Review

“Good working environment with great benefits and employee perks”

Pros:  “Compensation is commensurate with job expectations. Creativity and thinking outside the norm are encouraged. Strong benefits package and the Redwood Shores campus is very…”

Cons:  “Gamer culture can get a little annoying if you aren't a hard core gamer yourself. There have been a number of reductions in force followed by employee growth…” – Full Review

“used to be better”

Pros:  “HP has good benefits, and a lot of nice people are working there. There is a lot of flexibility to work from home for those who wish to do so. Meg Whitman is popular with…”

Cons:  “Working at HP (at least in the Enterprise Group marketing and R&D organizations) has been less fun in the last few years. Budgets seem to continuously go down…” – Full Review

“Fast-paced, high-energy company with passionate teams”

Pros:  “Passionate workforce, creative thinkers and competitive environment”

Cons:  “Lacked focus - too many ideas and projects that were approved, making it difficult to double-down on the key initiatves” – Full Review