New Company Reviews

The EA office at Florida has inherited its casual style from the headquarters. People wear casual attire to work; employees can occasionally bring their kids into work. The location of the Orlando office is great. The discount we got for the games is awesome.

There are a lot of VPs in this... Read more

The company has consistently delivered strong numbers year after year (despite lots of people complain about Vista, the sales numbers of the new OS is stronger than ever). Microsoft has a very stable development cycle and process. Burnouts, long hours and frustrations over the team's... Read more

When you first walk in the Apple campus, you can easily tell the difference in morale from other companies. People are relaxed (though the work is actually pretty stressful, we'll get to that later) and seem to be having fun at work. The reason is that here you'll get to see new... Read more

Oracle is a solid, stable company. It is fairly innovative, and daring to make changes considering its huge size. We have been acquiring lots of companies in recent years. Some of them are the best in their species, and has a lot of customers. Tying them all together makes Oracle an even stronger... Read more

eBay is very process-driven, thus people who like structure and want a stable, predictable work life would like it. The facilities are of high quality, which the employees can take advantage of. There is internal training for engineering, technology, product management, and employees are... Read more

The problems that you try to solve at Amazon are all state-of-the-art: software problems like scaling a huge distributed systems, artificial intelligence, personalized recommendations, web analytics and data mining, etc. All the skills I learned from Amazon are on great demand by the software... Read more

Certainly, great brand on resume. But you don't really need the name on your resume if you want stay at the company and have a lasting career. However, at Oracle not many people have a "career", where the word means a rising path in terms of position and compensation. People here... Read more

We have great, high-end, unique proprietary technology, but we just can't sell.

Companies like Dell out-sell us in the smaller companies by a huge margin. As an engineer, I don't know the details of the sales and marketing side of things, but I think the general lack of direction... Read more

Although hours a bit long and it takes much time for me to commute from home to office, other things that Google offers all make me love this place - salary, bonus, not to mention the excellent benefits. It is also both satisfying and challenging to work with very smart colleagues. Unlike others... Read more

Nvidia's very aggressive, expects employees to have the same attitude to go to work, and even off work - you are expected to be available to answer emails 24/7. You'd burn out pretty quickly if not managed well. It's great for people who aspire to go beyond where they're now,... Read more