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Benefits reviews
41-50 of 58 Reviews
1.0
Feb 15, 2016
Anonymous Project Manager
Former
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
Nonexistent to the majority of employees for years.
2
3.0
Sep 7, 2015
Anonymous Advisory Software Engineer
Former
Beaverton, Oregon
3- 6 % usually based on individual performance
1
3.0
Aug 24, 2015
Anonymous Information Management Consultant
Former
Washington, District of Columbia
Not familiar with this plan, but I do know they offer.
1.0
Aug 13, 2015
Anonymous Software Engineer
Former
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bonus if for the 1% at the top
1.0
Aug 5, 2015
Anonymous HR Specialist
Current
Houston, Texas
To compare what once existed to today is like night and day - with bonus in 2001 and 2002, I took home more "cash" than any year since even with basic cost of living salary bumps. The targets are not communicated and for the average employee, not related to your personal performance vs company performance. They're tied together only because the top performance rated people are the only ones eligible for the whopping 1-2% average performance bonuses these days. In 2001/2002, the bonuses were over 20%
2
1.0
Jul 7, 2015
Anonymous Senior Managing Consultant
Former
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Early years it was great, but they now seem to find a way to get around paying it
1.0
Jul 6, 2015
Anonymous Sales
Current
Chicago, Illinois
Very poor unless you are an executive. They are non existent.
1.0
Jul 6, 2015
Anonymous Managing Consultant
Former
New York, New York State
None for the past six years before I left
1.0
May 29, 2015
Anonymous Senior Project Manager
Former
Jackson, Mississippi
More discretionary than performance based. Only extremely senior employees and executives even are eligible to receive the bonus and it's not really tied to their individual performance, but the based on company wide factors. Bonus amounts are skewed heavily towards senior executives as the pot is divided equally for each step in the organization hierarchy, so the handful of senior execs walk away with a bigger cut as their are less of them than the senior professional who have to divide the same amount over many more people. The company eliminated true performance awards for one time recognition years ago.