3,196 Jobs in Anacortes, WA

“good place to work”

Pros:  “This job is excellent for a experienced retail pharmacist . The company rewards good management skills and from my experience they do not micro-manage if not needed. I have…”

Cons:  “retail pharmacy long hours difficult customers . Not enough help form time to time” – Full Review

“Stressfull and disappointing”

Pros:  “If you need a job it pays and they are always hiring.”

Cons:  “Too much work and not enough pay or opportunity for advancement. Other Management not so eager to help you learn all you can so that you can advance careerwise.” – Full Review

“Happy”

Pros:  “Proud of our contribution to the community”

Cons:  “public scrutiny, everyone must have their say” – Full Review

“A Good Place to Start”

Pros:  “Pretty good place for anyone to start working. I feel KFC brings out the best in people who have untapped potential.”

Cons:  “Initial manager and the owners of this particular franchise store didn't seem to care for our well-being. Our particular store/franchise never did evaluations…” – Full Review

“Supportive management and colleagues- would definitely work here again”

Pros:  “-HP provides internal training for employees and does not expect you to take time outside of work to do so. Even if you work many extra hours or on weekends, management…”

Cons:  “-It's hard to see overall impact of your work since the organization is so large. -The salaries are quite low relative to other large corporations in this…” – Full Review

“I really like working for Lamp Plus. I enjoyed going to work.”

Pros:  “Working with people and helping to find the product needed.”

Cons:  “When costermer did not cone in.” – Full Review

“Great place to work.”

Pros:  “A great place to work with a strong and knowledgeable management team. Well compensated, although on average, its generally less than other similar industries. Great…”

Cons:  “Lots of process changes, and lots of management structure changes. However, the changes are always backed by valid reasoning and the rapidly changing nature of the…” – Full Review