“Strong Alaskan Owned Contractor”

Pros:  “Great people work at this company and there is a strong commitment to provide quality service to the Federal Government.”

Cons:  “Company is too reliant on 8-A set asides for Alaskan owned companies.” – Full Review

“Company Supports Its Employees”

Pros:  “I am a current employee representing them at the kitchen tables of people all over the Detroit area. I am proud to represent them and would recommend this company to anyone…”

Cons:  “Like to see more leads. The more leads...them more potential for a sale!” – Full Review

“If you're going to be a contractor, this is the company you want to work for”

Pros:  “Good benefits, and friendly and accessible staff. Truely encourages and rewards employees volunteer efforts.”

Cons:  “If your customer decides to down-size, you can be gone in no time flat.” – Full Review

“I have worked for a Ryan for nearly 2 years and love my job.”

Pros:  “The people I work with are thoroughly professional. They also know how to be friendly and sociable. I enjoy the flexible workplace. They also provide me with all the…”

Cons:  “The drive to work in the office is the only negative aspect of this job.” – Full Review

“Great place to work with innovative technology, not a lot of career advancement.”

Pros:  “Technology is rock solid and engineering cranks out innovation.”

Cons:  “Not a lot of career advancement, need to shed managers from old VMware days.” – Full Review

“Exciting”

Pros:  “Many opportunities are available, if your manager allows you.”

Cons:  “too much work not enough pay” – Full Review

“Excellent balance of employee morale, challenging projects, and great people...”

Pros:  “The People, hands down. Exciting projects. Transparency.”

Cons:  “It seems that Conti-worldwide is all at the mercy of the German HQ. Salary's are on the low end, but the work environment makes it tough to leave. HR seems like…” – Full Review

“Retail Sales Intern”

Pros:  “Great culture, great employee treatment from day one as an intern, great leadership training,”

Cons:  “Worked over 60 hours most weeks, not much family/work balance,” – Full Review