“Training Specialist”

Pros:  “Secure government employment protected by the union”

Cons:  “advancement opportunities are low during this recession” – Full Review

“Good for the time being”

Pros:  “Great pay, no one breathing down your neck, flexible, easy enough job for the work expected, great program that gave us the laptop when program ended.”

Cons:  “Very little communication from senior management, confusion created during some communication, one manager would say one thing, another would say something…” – Full Review

“Learned about credit. Not sure why I stayed as long as I did, but not a bad job overall”

Pros:  “Pay was pretty decent for the job, job was relatively easy, and metrics were not hard to meet as long as you are not lazy”

Cons:  “LEAN = zero job security. If you believe in what you are doing, show some sack to the board. There are considerations that have a timeline beyond the end of the…” – Full Review

“I had a great experience working for Neimans, but didn't see too much room for growth.”

Pros:  “One of the best reasons to work for Neimans is the fact that they have an amazing reputation for being very fashion forward and carrying a variety of high-end brands- the…”

Cons:  “They didn't have the most efficient computer system for keeping track of clients and they didn't have access to email. The only way to send a client at email was…” – Full Review

“Good for the time being, but not complacent”

Pros:  “The best reasons may be to learn about the point of sale industry.”

Cons:  “Micros has extremely high turnover. There are no clearly defined job roles. Micros does not have employee performance matrix to know how your doing as an employee…” – Full Review

“Very good place to work and better work life balance”

Pros:  “Very good place to work and better work life balance”

Cons:  “not so good at pay junior positoons not bright future good projects good practices” – Full Review