“Paypros has been a place of growth.”

Pros:  “Benefits and lots of them. Free health coverage for the whole family. Plenty of PTO. And just a lot of people who really care about you.”

Cons:  “Every job has its challenges. People and process have their highs and lowes. Delivery of product is often slow and Behind schedule. But nothing out of the ordinary.” – Full Review

“Overall nice place but team situations might vary”

Pros:  “-- Company stability -- Work quality ( complexity wise ) -- Compensation -- Work Life balance”

Cons:  “-- Not much just the typical politics ( it is so ubiquitous in industry that it is no more a Con). I call it a different skill set that everyone must acquire to…” – Full Review

“Account Executive”

Pros:  “Ability to make over $250k yearly”

Cons:  “Leads are hard to come by. Cold calling needed” – Full Review

“Hardworking employees, clunky company function”

Pros:  “-Hardworking employees -Great cafeteria -Gym -Nice campus -Start-up like environment still - get to learn a lot depending on the group you're in -Smart engineers”

Cons:  “-Processes are sometimes wacky, disorganized -Doesn't feel like a great place to work, it's an OK place to work -Not sure if hard work is rewarded -Unsure of the…” – Full Review

“Good company to work for… you get out what you put in as everything in life.”

Pros:  “1) ability to work with and contribute to current and future product line-up 2) international work experience & opportunities 3) competitive pay 4) good vacation / holdiays”

Cons:  “1) reduction in benefits (e.g., health care) 2) lack of succession planning / younger workforce development (the employee has to take the lead on his/her own…” – Full Review

“good place to work for some time but move somewhere else to have career growth”

Pros:  “being on the edge of new technologies, develop emerging trends and products”

Cons:  “little communication between employees besides the work,” – Full Review

“ehealthinsurance.com, medicare sales,inside sales”

Pros:  “Great company, very generous and supportive.”

Cons:  “Nothing bad to say at all.” – Full Review