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      Started out great but feels like a sinking ship now - Business Applications Developer Applied Information Sciences Employee Review

      2.0
      Jul 31, 2021
      Business applications developer
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      Pros

      Employee owned. Diverse client roster includes both private and public sector. Trusted Microsoft partner

      Cons

      Massive turnover recently. Do your homework before you come.

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      We appreciate your feedback. As an employee-owned company, we do our best to provide employees with an opportunity to stay at AIS and grow their careers. Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback that we can use to better the employee experience.

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      5.0
      Jan 18, 2026
      Software engineer
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      Pros

      They are open to individuals wanting to learn. They give opportunities to their employees to have a voice and express their opinions.

      Cons

      Not many company team building activities.

      4.0
      Apr 14, 2026
      Associate software engineer
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      Pros

      - Good enough pay - great work/life balance - nice coworkers

      Cons

      - might end up in a project that doesn't allow for a lot of growth as an early career SWE

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