“Siemens is an excellent company to work for. A true positive experience.”

Pros:  “Siemens has a wealth of subsidiary companies.”

Cons:  “Siemens is a very large organization and requires project appoval on multiple levels.” – Full Review

“Mother Exxon- be good, and she'll take care of you cradle to grave”

Pros:  “Career development Challenges Exceptional caliber of colleagues Retirement plan”

Cons:  “Work like a dog many times. But you'll get a bone for it. Must be willing to relocate, on short notice” – Full Review

“Great company to work at”

Pros:  “The company really care about its employees, the community and is committed with touching people's life!”

Cons:  “It takes time to be promoted!!!” – Full Review

“Good money, narrow work”

Pros:  “The money is good for ex-teachers, who may have been making much less. The employees are wonderfully diverse. The Princeton "campus" is lovely, sporting a lake.”

Cons:  “Developing test items can become tedious after several months, and especially toward the third year. As a non-profit, ETS doesn't naturally seek efficiency. This…” – Full Review

“Overall a great opportunity”

Pros:  “Merck is a great place for benefits and recognition (such as lunch passes, movie tickets, award dinners, and just notes to say thank you), in my department at least. They…”

Cons:  “Right now things are in a a transition state -- we are implementing SAP, which in the end should make day to day transactions easier, but in the mean time is…” – Full Review