“Great place to work, treats interns extremely well”

Pros:  “Projects provide opportunity to make a real impact Strong team bonding Excellent pay Strong intern program Free intern housing Transportation pass Free shuttle to work”

Cons:  “Intern housing changes every year and may or may not involve a long commute. Projects are very independent and you get as much experience and guidance out of them…” – Full Review

“Solid company, great place to work, but not to grow. Too much friction to new ideas.”

Pros:  “Relatively low stress, great people, flexible hours. Cash rich, debt free, solid market. In-house cafeteria with pretty good food.”

Cons:  “Unexplainable gulf between everyday employees and upper management. Seems to be zero articulated Vision from the top beyond "sell stuff". Offices are built into a…” – Full Review

“Excellent company, great opportunity to learn and grow”

Pros:  “Excellent people. We take our culture seriously, which is why the interview process is so lengthy. The majority of RT employees enjoy coming to work in the morning and this…”

Cons:  “Being a relatively flat organization (this can also be a positive), it can be a difficult if you're looking to climb the corporate ladder. RT isn't perfect and some…” – Full Review

“I had a bad experience in Redline Communications”

Pros:  “Maybe a place to start if you are a junior looking to gain some experience.”

Cons:  “- not even a room to have lunch. There is a small kitchen, with no place to sit down to eat. Everybody heats its lunch in microwave and come to eat at his desk…” – Full Review

“Exciting growth environment with a great core and a great product”

Pros:  “You work on a great product that makes a real difference in people's lives. Great company culture, great leadership and vision, and a great breadth and depth of technologies…”

Cons:  “Growth brings challenges and the company will have to work hard to avoid becoming like the big behemoths that it is currently disrupting.” – Full Review