“Decent place to work”

Pros:  “The software development team is small but friendly. There's very little big ego that you had to deal with in other development teams.”

Cons:  “The corporate headquarters is not always sympathetic to the needs of the small business units. It should also provide more support to individual business units in…” – Full Review

“Great Company if you are Flexible”

Pros:  “Great benefits, interesting job opportunities, stong global company, lots of people who care about the company and its success. Great equity package. Senior leadership is…”

Cons:  “It's growing fast and therefore to be successful, it takes someone who is fast-paced, able to change directions quickly (and without complaint), driven and able to…” – Full Review

“Great place to be consultant at”

Pros:  “Flexible and friendly environment to work”

Cons:  “Career growth not much as you have to work on different assignment with different clients.” – Full Review

“Great place with smart people and a lot of technology.”

Pros:  “Most accounts support the latest technology and refresh hardware periodically. Great place to work for someone interested in performance & tuning of databases or processes…”

Cons:  “Still have some accounts with older technology. If you are average or below average then you most likely won't last long.” – Full Review

“Technical Recruiter”

Pros:  “It provides an amazing learning experience. The company provides good infrastructure, Good facilitated work environment & has a good client-base, which are all true and…”

Cons:  “Performance appraisals have to be run periodically, and incremental appraisals made every year. Other than that, the company is a good place to work.” – Full Review

“So Cal Consultants Stay Local”

Pros:  “Great work-life balance: you can take days off without worry. Managers are very understanding about personal time and will generally allow you to flex your schedule as…”

Cons:  “For those looking to travel, don't live in Southern California and be a junior consultant - it's very unlikely. Pay is lower than industry standard. Staffing can be…” – Full Review