“Good, Interesting work”

Pros:  “Large company -- many opportunities exist to make lateral transitions and expand your career”

Cons:  “The company is large enough that it has to manage by the numbers -- it can't take care of individual employees like it did in the past. Your career development is…” – Full Review

“needs to be more client oriented”

Pros:  “they have the resources and a 'standing' in the Canadian educational space do deliver more 'vocational' learning”

Cons:  “too rigid and inflexible for the global market very slow to respond to market needs and requirements cannot understand their recruiting criteria: some faculty has…” – Full Review

“Great.”

Pros:  “Great Human Resource staff (at the time I was there). This company is your door into the government and for that reason alone makes this a great place to work. Supportive…”

Cons:  “Not great retirement benefits but nobody takes a job with LTS planning to spend 30 years there.” – Full Review

“Training Engineer”

Pros:  “1) Great people to work with 2) Good work-life balance 3) Good learning opportunities”

Cons:  “1) Salary is lower compared to other companies 2) Review system and growth seems limited 3) Almost no work from home policy” – Full Review

“A Huge Disappointment”

Pros:  “Good work life balance, 40k salary right out of college, young atmosphere- you will probably fit in if you were in greek life or a sports team in college.”

Cons:  “Metro Systems was founded on the same robotic model that many of the big players in the staffing industry play by (Apex, TekSystems, Insight Global, etc.). They…” – Full Review

“Good salary, employee friendly”

Pros:  “Good salary, employee friendly, good hikes”

Cons:  “Inconsistent projects/clients, no career development initiatives” – Full Review

“A good company for go-getters.”

Pros:  “I spent five fairly happy years at Aquilent, and I learned a great deal from my colleagues. The company is just small enough that you can feel like you're making a…”

Cons:  “If you're not careful, you can find yourself body-shopped onto a long-term drudge gig. One of the members of the senior leadership is Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde…” – Full Review