“Easy flexible job”

Pros:  “Flexiblity, decent pay, no direct supervsion. Can report to work anytime between 4 and 9. Work only eight hours. Work is not difficult. Have never even met my supervisor…”

Cons:  “no communication, no advancement, no raises, chance of losing job every year. Two years without a raise. There contact with Lowes comes up for review every year…” – Full Review

“Recognition”

Pros:  “If you work hard and have a passion, it won't take long for you to move up.”

Cons:  “I do not have cons yet” – Full Review

“It's not an easy company to work for but they are solid.”

Pros:  “Loyal, good benefits, solid credit rating, growing public activists.”

Cons:  “Stigma to the name, no solid training programs in place.” – Full Review

“Good work experience”

Pros:  “Flexible work hours, great support from Home Office”

Cons:  “No room to grow if you work in P2 tier, unless you become a FA or AFA” – Full Review

“Great people to work with, but company in severe decline”

Pros:  “FBR has some very talented people. The salary and benefits were reasonable. The company is very flexible on work-life balance, and the most enticing benefit is an…”

Cons:  “The company has lost money for the last 19 quarters. 4 very large firm-wide reduction in staff in the last 3 years. Tough work environment & low morale Everyone…” – Full Review

“Citi Global Decision Management, Bangalore”

Pros:  “Good learning, Friendly work environment, Central location”

Cons:  “Constrained growth opportunities, Limited mobility within the broader organization” – Full Review

“It's not an easy company to work for but they are solid.”

Pros:  “Loyal, good benefits, solid credit rating, growing public activists.”

Cons:  “Stigma to the name, no solid training programs in place.” – Full Review

“Marriott, a wonderful place to work.”

Pros:  “They provide an excellent benefits package. I appreciate how they promote within and provide more than ample training for new managers. From my personal experience, there…”

Cons:  “At times it can be bureaucratic.” – Full Review