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Working for a large company typically means more money and better benefits packages. Surely, i3 is small businesses and simply cannot compete in these realms, however, we do have many advantages over our larger counterparts that may make working for the little guy better for you. In order to illustrate some of the benefits you may find as follows

We are a Managed Service Provider- more 20 employees

• Provides opportunity for relatively inexperienced to develop strong skills in leading edge networking technologies.
• Flexible schedule.
• Feel like you make a difference.
• Casual dress.
• Can drink beer / alcohol at work sometime, but after office hour 5 days per week.
• More input as a result of closer connection with management.
• Shorter climb to upper management positions provides for rapid career advancement.
• Occasional telecommuting.

So now we have examples of benefits that one might find, but what do we really mean? We demonstrate the lack of beauracracy, politics and micro-management that plagues larger corporations. Smaller companies like i3 often tend to have a strong sense of freedom, identity and culture that makes work seem less like work.

So which should you choose? It really depends on where you are at in your life and if the types of benefits listed above are more valuable than the pay that you might receive elsewhere. Smaller companies tend to attract younger, less experienced people who develop their skills and then leave to make more money. If you currently work for a small company and are considering looking for another job, you may wish to spend some time talking to your current boss about the company's direction and growth rates. If they hit the big time, so will you and for this reason it may be worth sticking around.

On the other hand, if money is your main concern there are plenty of medium to large corporations that have livable environments and can be very rewarding places to work. There are some companies out there that offer the best of both worlds some of which may be found in the following links to lists of the best companies to work for.