“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”

Pros:  “-Excellent career growth and training opportunities -Excellent benefits -Wide range of products/niches, with constant innovation”

Cons:  “-Poor resource management leading to bad work/life balance” – Full Review

“Reinsurance Analyst”

Pros:  “Good Benefits/Vacation Time Good work life balance”

Cons:  “Lack of communication with management Low moral” – Full Review

“You don't leave a company you leave your manager!”

Pros:  “Driven company, low risk manufacturing line for drilling, and a lean company. The company has the opportunity to grow but given that it is run by a private equity does not…”

Cons:  “Planning manager has lost five out of eight employees in less than a year with more on the bench wanting to leave. Very poor career development with manager only…” – Full Review

“Emerson - Good opportunities.”

Pros:  “Emerson is an organization full of opportunities for growth especially for people with backgrounds in engineering or science. Co-workers are congenial and opportunities…”

Cons:  “Emerson is a very conservative, process oriented organization. If you are looking for innovation and flexibility, this might not be the best place for you. It is…” – Full Review

“Great company to work for”

Pros:  “Great company culture. Management cares about the team members”

Cons:  “Some areas pay below industry average.” – Full Review

“Good Company for a lot of people if you like to work hard”

Pros:  “They is no micromanagement at any level.”

Cons:  “There is a ton of work” – Full Review

“Good company, NOT great...”

Pros:  “Salary and benefits are very good. Fitness and healthcare facility on campus.”

Cons:  “Actual job role can be diabolically boring. Glacial pace of change, innovation doesnt happen. Freeloaders abound.” – Full Review