“Good Stuff!”

Pros:  “The people are friendly and the work is challenging. The potential of the impact that we can make in ecommerce is amazing.”

Cons:  “The start up feel is energizing, but it can sometimes make you crazy. We are moving so quickly that simple processes are either complicated or nonexistent.” – Full Review

“Awesome place to work for performance oriented individuals”

Pros:  “Very performance oriented, dynamic work culture and cutting edge technologies to work with”

Cons:  “Engineers operations where you have to take turn to support issues 24/7 for a week.” – Full Review

“Great Company to work for however a lot of corporate politics in the India office”

Pros:  “Market Leader Flexible Competitive Pay Great Development Opportunities for Employees”

Cons:  “Bad Corporate Politics in the office” – Full Review

“good and bad both are expirienced”

Pros:  “without work presure we can work”

Cons:  “salary is too low for that risk” – Full Review

“Great place to work once training is endured.”

Pros:  “Strong team-leaders Fair wage Relaxed atmosphere Casual dress code”

Cons:  “Weekly "audits" -- progress reports that occur even during training Slow two-week training, no option to advance at your own pace” – Full Review

“I am finally home and amongst peers. Working as one!”

Pros:  “I have worked for a handful of healthcare entities in the past and have found myself disappointed and somewhat jaded by my fellow workers in terms of professionalism and…”

Cons:  “I have a long commute, but it's worth it. If you have been here less than 5 years and work during the daytime, you must park a few blocks away and take a shuttle…” – Full Review

“Trenton Brewery is not a bad place to be!”

Pros:  “The job (hourly) is not as physically demanding as other manufacturing jobs I have had. It is a job you can grow old in. You are able to to develop your career by as much as…”

Cons:  “At Trenton there is no 401K match for hourly workers. (There was a $400 match per YEAR but, the Union opted to trade that for and extra $1 toward pension.) Most…” – Full Review