“Good technical firm”

Pros:  “Good place to work from technology viewpoint. Variances in mgmt approaches -”

Cons:  “good tech company, hard to break into mgmt positions and hard to get promoted.” – Full Review

“Outstanding company”

Pros:  “Good compensation, they recognize talent and potential and promote from within, good benefits, no experience necessary to start as a technician, all tools and education are…”

Cons:  “Depending on where you work and what you do, there can be personal sacrifices.” – Full Review

“Great opportunity”

Pros:  “Set up like you run your own business with store front and staff”

Cons:  “You are technically an employee and can be dismissed and prevented from access to the business you built” – Full Review

“A chance to write my own paycheck”

Pros:  “Commission based salary. Freedom of schedule. Opportunity for growth. Ability to manage yourself. Indoor and outdoor sales.”

Cons:  “I do not see them as cons I see chances for change and improvement. If you are not motivated and are not able to manage yourself you may not find this to be a…” – Full Review

“It was good”

Pros:  “Big company, great educational options. They paid like 30 for my education without a binding agreement”

Cons:  “Need better functional managers, they get paid for doing a job but really do not react to the duties when crisis happen fast enough” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Strong interest in development and opportunities for growth Tremendous resources and expertise available Rock solid ethics”

Cons:  “Beaurocratic and slow to make decisions Limited breadth of responsibilities A handful of very politcal people who will stab you in the back” – Full Review

“Dialysis is Dialysis; the job is what you make it.”

Pros:  “Finally, after an 18 month wait, working the nocturnal dialysis shift I was recruited to! Much better compensation than previous employer, DVA. Work experience and nursing…”

Cons:  “Some of the older clinics have antiquated infrastructure (plumbing, mechanical, water systems). Staffing is stretched to the minimums required by law. Expensive…” – Full Review