“Best company I've ever worked for.”

Pros:  “I've worked for Emeritus for 7+ years and have worked my way up from an ED position at a community to a national role with the home office. It is by far the best company…”

Cons:  “I really don't have any cons. One of the other great things that Emeritus has started over the past year is an Individual Development Planning process which opens…” – Full Review

“Great place to begin the career”

Pros:  “- Work/Life balance A.K.A no excess pressure - Great people to work - Mid-level managers are technically strong and beginners can learn a lot in both technology & SDLC in…”

Cons:  “- Pay hikes are less compared to the market - Not many new technology projects nowadays.” – Full Review

“Exciting place for self-motivated people”

Pros:  “Ability to carve out your own project scope, surrounded by highly motivated and very intelligent colleagues, flat structure and open access to senior management…”

Cons:  “High pressure environment may not suit everyone, up-or-out mentality does not encourage cooperation, frugal culture means that benefits are not as lavish as other…” – Full Review

“Great place to learn”

Pros:  “I spent a year at Clearwire and I'd have to say the best part was the people. Everyone is optimistic and promote learning and growing.”

Cons:  “Stability. The company is working on selling out.” – Full Review

“HomeStreet is the best bank to work for.”

Pros:  “Great friendly environment, great pay, great benefits and opportunity to move up within a company.”

Cons:  “Can't really think of any. I love working for HomeStreet Bank.” – Full Review

“Over worked and under paid, I felt like an easily replaceable cog in a machine.”

Pros:  “The work environment was clean and inviting. All of the people were friendly and there were often free food and prizes.”

Cons:  “Mandatory overtime was a regular feature, non-paid time off was not allowed, and schedules were regulated down to the second.” – Full Review