308 Acquisitions Editor Jobs

“Good benefits”

Pros:  “Good benefits, laid back, casual dress.”

Cons:  “Management, politics, holiday time off,” – Full Review

“Hard but valuable”

Pros:  “You'll probably get a pretty nice job afterward.”

Cons:  “The place will probably kick your ass, and seriously decrease the size of any ego you may have.” – Full Review

“Face paced, ever changing company with a start up feel and plenty of room to explore and learn.”

Pros:  “FOCUS ON COMMUNICATION: Amazon does a good job communicating at the employee level. At many large comanies, the sheer size of the company means things slow down. Amazon…”

Cons:  “DRIVE TO PERFORM: There is a constant drive to perform and produce. What you did last year or last month no longer matters. What benefit will you contribute to…” – Full Review

“Great place to work.”

Pros:  “The Tampa team is growing rapidly and this provides for opportunities to advance your career within a short period of time. Management is good at recognizing effort and…”

Cons:  “Communication between employees and management seems to be a one way process at times.” – Full Review

“Beware of TOPs Term of Project positions”

Pros:  “Low stress work environment. Very friendly and supportive.”

Cons:  “Term of project positions, TOPs, are exactly that. Most low to mid level positions always start as these contract positions. It is the pathway to becoming a…” – Full Review

“Excellent”

Pros:  “Great Diverse Company with a strong respecting culture”

Cons:  “Sometimes a little beaurocratic but not a problem” – Full Review

“A good one, great benefits, easy of hours, and a lot of work to go around”

Pros:  “The benefits is primarily the best part of working in U.W. It is great for an employee who has family. The UW fairly compensates via health benefits to make sure their…”

Cons:  “The measurement of growth and reward is universally structured because of internal control. Departments can't do much to be flexible. It is good structure for…” – Full Review

“Constant State of Flux”

Pros:  “* Each group has its own culture, and there are some great, supportive, smart managers in S&T Books * Some groups have opportunities for growth * Pretty solid benefits…”

Cons:  “During four years at Elsevier, the organization was in a constant state of flux. This is a tricky time for book publishing, but the overall strategy of the…” – Full Review