“Working at Shell”

Pros:  “Lot's of opportunity and Great benefits”

Cons:  “Very structured but we are a big Oil Company” – Full Review

“Inspiring, exciting and overwhelming”

Pros:  “People are open to new ideas and encourage creativity and innovation. People are super nice and everyone is a team player. Feedback is always consistent and constructive…”

Cons:  “We sometimes try to tackle too many products, I wish we would focus on making a few key products the best.” – Full Review

“Good, but not for contractors”

Pros:  “Freedom, nice management, great product. Rewarding some how”

Cons:  “Contractors are second class citizens, secret promotions, secrets, secrets secrets. I felt like I was onyl there because the computers would not be able to do it on…” – Full Review

“great place with great people”

Pros:  “great place to work. worked with many great people in the years I was there. If you have the skills and want to work then there is more work to be had, if you want the easy…”

Cons:  “no cons that don't come with any other form of employment. all jobs have their ups and downs, its what your attitude is that makes the job and betters your future” – Full Review

“Opportunities for Growth and Development”

Pros:  “CONEXiS is a fast growing Technology Solutions and Staffing firm. The team is fun to work with and the expectations are high. Great place for highly motivated individuals…”

Cons:  “Benefits are OK and there are some growing pains...” – Full Review

“A good opportunity to network”

Pros:  “20% discount You meet a lot of people who you will most likely continue to be friends with even though you don't work together on a daily basis. Fun enviroment”

Cons:  “There is very poor communication starting all the way from the corporate level. It's like playing telephone when you were a kid. It starts out as one direction and…” – Full Review

“Well Compensated - unsure of future”

Pros:  “Good salaries. Okay autonomy and recognition. Bonuses are paid out.”

Cons:  “Not sure of future company viability. I hear a lot of good internal pep talks, but it isn't making its way to the public. Consistent bad press hurts moral.” – Full Review