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Overall Rating

3.0

CEO Approval

Murray Savage

CEO

67% "Approve"

1 out of 3 Professional Service Industries Reviews

March 08, 2009
“ Decent company, if you don't like having some fun at work. ”
Staff Scientist in Orlando, FL
The company is large and very very profit driven, not people driven.
August 09, 2008
“ Great variety of jobs, good people, decent money, horrible benefits ”
Staff Scientist in Tampa, FL
June 12, 2008
“ Large company with a personal feel. ”
Engineering Tech in Indianapolis, IN

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