“Interesting assignments, upward mobility, great stability”

Pros:  “Interesting work, lots of opportunity, great work/life balance, solid company, strong financials, ethical management, training opportunities. You can set your own career…”

Cons:  “Salaries lower, pay heavily in equity. Great if you plan on staying long term.” – Full Review

“Pretty good to start”

Pros:  “Ability to move up in the company”

Cons:  “Overall pretty good company to work for” – Full Review

“Worst Experience of all time”

Pros:  “No positives what so ever.I had gone through a lot of stress with this company.”

Cons:  “Management sucks big time. No corporate ethics. Faking about the people and clients all the time. No clear transparency with this company. They all lie about the…” – Full Review

“A great, stable, growing employer.”

Pros:  “Good initial pay, year end bonus and benefits. Culture of safety. Great work/life balance (alternative work schedules). Lots of training. Opportunity to move around the…”

Cons:  “After interning and talking to a lot of people I'm not confident that they promote the most qualified people. It seems as if a lot of promotions are based on…” – Full Review

“Always looking ahead, existing business secondary”

Pros:  “Developers get opportunities to do software engineering on a regular basis. Most development teams still have the proverbial 80% maintenance, 20% new code split…”

Cons:  “This has been the busiest, most engaging place in which I've ever worked, but I know other people on other teams don't have that experience. The reason I've been…” – Full Review

“Nice place”

Pros:  “good paying job, uninterrupted work”

Cons:  “never ending, empty promises of full time status” – Full Review

“I just recently started working as a PA for the video department”

Pros:  “Small Group of people; makes it a cozier environment Teamwork is heavily involved Traveling to shoots and actually working with Martha is a plus”

Cons:  “Sometimes job duties can get a little hectic, but nothing you can't handle if you know the role of your job” – Full Review