“Large organisation with stacks of cash”

Pros:  “Depending on which group you are in - they are market leaders. They have nice community focussed activities.”

Cons:  “Too many separate fiefdoms that don't collaborate - one division is actually partnering with another division's main competitor!” – Full Review

“Good to great.”

Pros:  “Industry leader. SF location great. Company knows how to pivot during difficult times. New executive team has true industry leading expertise and runs circles around prior…”

Cons:  “Pivoting during difficult times can be distracting for teams. Had inefficient studios in Brazil and Kirkland who couldn't learn how to make games that were stand…” – Full Review

“All about culture -- and aces it.”

Pros:  “The company's commitment to culture is unfathomable without being in the company. Everyone eat lives and breaths the awesomeness that we give to each other. Yeah it's a…”

Cons:  “If you don't fit the culture, you don't stay long. I've had good friends leave because it just wasn't the place for them, or they just didn't click perfectly…” – Full Review

“Working at salesforce has been a tremendously rewarding experience.”

Pros:  “One of the best reasons to work at salesforce.com are the people .. sure there are politics, but in general everybody I interact with is pleasant, positive, and people i…”

Cons:  “The company is growing so quickly which makes it hard to stay aligned and prioritize your work. There are just so many projects and opportunities. Everybody wants a…” – Full Review

“Corporate Recruiter”

Pros:  “Fastest growing company in the Tech world. Dedication, driven, passionate and finacially stable company. Global leader in the industry. Employees take pride in their work…”

Cons:  “There are no cons, this company is world class” – Full Review

“Less administrative than other large companies”

Pros:  “Design focused, product focused, there are multiple paths one can advance in the org”

Cons:  “Its a fairly older company where some tradition still remains that might not be relevant today” – Full Review