“A great company to work for”

Pros:  “Plenty of global career opportunities.”

Cons:  “Too many reorganisations. At least once every 2 years.” – Full Review

“Excellent ...... so far”

Pros:  “It's a consulting role based on hourly rate but they provide full benefits, including medical insurance, 401(k), employee stock options etc. So you have the liberty of…”

Cons:  “Downtime may be more than desired but most of the fellow consultants I talked with remain busy with assignments for more then 10 years.” – Full Review

“Dean Group”

Pros:  “Dean Group offers its staff a lot of flexibility including working from home. Employees are not micro-managed; allowed completed freedom to manage your desk.”

Cons:  “In order to flourish at the Dean Group, you must be able to work without a lot of direction; environment is unstructured so need to be self motivated.” – Full Review

“Good company, just push your way through!”

Pros:  “Its a large company that can give you a lot, for example training and even benefits. They have a lot of good managers that are willing to listen to your goals and aspirations.”

Cons:  “You have to push to advance in any direction. You have to push to advance your career goals and to get training. Hope that you get a good Manager otherwise career…” – Full Review

“Thoughts from a former in house developer”

Pros:  “entrepreneurial environment, some comraderie and some nice people. Fair policies and benefits. Compensation was always on the lighter side.”

Cons:  “Highly political environment where it's survival of the fittest, lots of backstabbing. Lack of long term vision and delegation of responsibilities to experts…” – Full Review

“Great time to work for Autodesk”

Pros:  “I've worked for Autodesk for almost seven years. I worked for four other employers previously; non-profit, for-profit, Fortune 50, high-tech, no-tech, ect. This is the best…”

Cons:  “Often long and odd hours; calls at 10:00 pm and 6:00 am. People get in here and stay, so you really have to impress to get ahead. Poor performers are not always…” – Full Review