“Good company in the midst of a painful reorganization.”

Pros:  “VMWare can be an excellent plance to work: there are many excellent people to work with, the products are exciting, the campus is beautiful, and for many jobs…”

Cons:  “Unfortunately, because of the reorganization, which is still in progress, chaos often reigns.” – Full Review

“Fair compensation, friendly staff”

Pros:  “Upon being contracted by the Ettain Group in Atlanta, GA, they were very friendly, courteous, and provided very quick feedback on whether or not the company I would be…”

Cons:  “Once assigned somewhere, I didn't hear much from Ettain Group. They initially would come around every month or so to see how we (the contractors) were doing, but…” – Full Review

“Great Experience”

Pros:  “Large knowledge base from long term employees from the GE days. Willing to work with you to set goals and climb the ladder Reasonable pay.”

Cons:  “Corporate annoyances typical of any large company Management tolerates underperforming employees too long.” – Full Review

“Hard Working Team of People. Good experience with them.”

Pros:  “I have learned a lot in the relatively short time that I have been with Artech. My co-workers have all been friendly, and are extremely hard working. My experience with…”

Cons:  “Do not have much to say about cons. I have heard the health benefits are not cheap, but I do not use Artech's.” – Full Review

“Senior Project Manager”

Pros:  “Pay well - competitive across any industry Treat you well - Employee respect is unparalleled Job satisfaction is great Plenty of resources and Non-stop learning Ability…”

Cons:  “Bureaucracy can disappoint you since company is too complex to navigate and too many ticketing systems and teams get involved. Some very simple things can take…” – Full Review

“Great Learning Environment”

Pros:  “Good Work-Life Balance. Changed for the better over the years. The company embraces working from home which is a plus. All phones are VOIP so your laptop is your hub.”

Cons:  “Hard to advance up the corp ladder unless you sell your soul to the company. Directors easily work 70 hour workweeks which includes nights and weekends.” – Full Review