On average, employees in Burlington, MA at Nuance Communications give their company a 3.5 rating out of 5.0 based on 16, whereas overall Average Rating of Nuance Communications is 3.8 out of 5.0 based on 40 Nuance Communications Review Ratings. The happiest Nuance Communications employees in Burlington, MA are UX Consultants submitting an average rating of 5.0 and Anonymous Employees with a rating of 4.0.
"Worked for Nuance for a couple years; management is easy going for the most part. Flexible hours and great benefits but base salary does not meet market standards. Company is big on communication and holds town halls all the time / ceo sends out a weekly "wins" etc letter. They need to be better at career development for employees."
"Interesting problems to work on and good work life balance."
"This is a great company who watches out for its employees. Great benefits and overall work environment. There is nothing i can say bad about this company. Flexible hours and Flexible work environment helps promote great attitudes at the workplace"
"I worked as an intern at Nuance Communications and could not have asked for a better experience. Everyone that I worked with were exceptional leaders and taught me countless skills that have been extremely useful."
"Well as I have been a contract for the past 1.5 years, I believe the company has the room for improvement"
"Great culture and employee focus. Changes in organization happen too often"
"Nuance is doing some fantastic things and have great technologies. Have ever seen those commercials for Neat Scanners? I worked on the software and hardware for those machines and also applied this same technology to large multifunctional printers. Lots of fun technologies"
"Nuance is a good company in general. However, it gets sketchy depending on which group you land. I would recommend talking to the hiring manager in depth and talk to potential peers."
"I worked for a company that was taken over by Nuance. They were a good company to work with because they do a lot of training online that was very useful."
"I worked for Nuance for about 3 years now. What I like is a no-nonsense attitude. For example 20 days of paid time off. It does not matter whether it is personal issues, health problems or vacation. What I do not like, especially in my group is the software development processes which are more fit for a couple of extremely talented friends that work and live together than for 15 professionals of various inclinations, talents and perceptions, which is the reality."
"The people in the rank and file of Nuance are great. The executive management is draconian. The company is run with onerous financial controls that inhibit best practices in operational management and marketing. It is often described as a meat grinder culture. People who have spent a significant time at Nuance will be battle hardened, and a great asset to another company."
"I have worked for Nuance as a UX consultant for less than a year. All people I collaborated with were very smart and professional. Overall, it was a nice experience."
"I've worked in Nuance for 7 years from 2006 to 2013."
"Nuance is a pretty good place to work."
What do you like about working at Nuance Communications?
"They are knowledgeable group of people who work hard at maintaining and improving their products."
What don't you like about working at Nuance Communications?
"The departments did not work well with each other."
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