“The Candidate is the center of the universe”

Pros:  “Great people. Care about the candidates and the clients alike. CEO and Founder are very involved in the business and the communities they service. Make things fun with…”

Cons:  “Lack of branding outside of the west coast. Be a sponge, there is so much to learn. Lots of web based training, very heavy material to cover. No real training on…” – Full Review

“Love the small feel and wonderful co-workers, managers”

Pros:  “Managers that actually care about the customers and employees; family feel to the hotel; gorgeous preoperty; amazing service recovery and ability to implement that; ability…”

Cons:  “Schedules come out 2 days before and it's not a set schedule; difficult to get full staffing, most likely due to being in a less populated area outside of Orlando…” – Full Review

“A good start if you like sales oriented positions”

Pros:  “Good training for entry level account exec positions. The company focus is always on new customers. The copier industry is very competitive so you need to always be on your…”

Cons:  “High turn around...the account reps are constantly recycled for newbie reps who are very green or retreads from other copier organizations.” – Full Review

“it was fun ,but became very consumed”

Pros:  “great possibilities to make money. i had good management if you are a goodseller than management loves you. if you are a great seller you will be promoted quickly as well.”

Cons:  “it is all commission nordstrom . i felt like nordstrom does not really care about their employees because of this. at the end of the day it is all about luck” – Full Review

“Perfect fit for those looking to become part of a small, successful company on the upswing”

Pros:  “The employees are fantastic people. It's always nice to work with people you get along with, but there's something even cooler about my co-workers. I've spent time at both…”

Cons:  “Smaller companies are obviously less well-known throughout the industry, so when looking to advance your career after Edelman, it could be tough to convey how much…” – Full Review