Carlson Caspers Vandenburgh & Lindquist, PA.

More aggressive efforts could bring up the capital and bring expansion to this law firm. Then they could afford to pay their people a little better.

All the staff are very friendly and welcoming. There were only 30 or so employees so they give a positive vibe to the office.

Unfortunately with a small firm comes small wages. The advancementopportunities are very few and far between leaving you in the same positions for years.

My advice to management would be to continue to help employees grow in their respective careers and I believe there should be more projects for junior employees.

It was a very friendly environment. Everyone treated each other as family. I also liked that there were only about 50 employees so we all were able to build great professional relationships with each other.

The firm itself is located near the downtown area so there is usually traffic. Also, we have to park our vehicles in a parking garage that is not near the actual building.

I think that if management would reassess the compensation offered to employees this would be a fantastic place to work. It's already good, but a pay raise would make it great.

Carlson Caspers is a great place to work. It's a smaller firm, which means that everyone gets a chance to get to know everyone else. People are helpful and the partners seem to truly care about the wellbeing of their employees.

The pay here could be a bit better, but that's about it. The benefits are pretty good, so that helps to balance the low pay.

Keep adapting as a firm to the changing ways of the industry around you.

I get a very positive vibe working at this firm. My coworkers are like my second family. We're always together, we get along well, and we always have each other's backs, even in the most stressful of times. All of my work is noticed, good or bad, but instead of just coming down on you for mistakes, my good work gets rewarded, even if it's a simple statement. There's always something to do. I was never bored, the work is very interesting.

Parking can be a hassle at times. But if that's the biggest issue, I can get used to it.