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“It is a great place to work.”

Pros:  “The pay is very good. After working at many hospitals in my career Ohio Health by far is the best. Very easy to transfer to other jobs.”

Cons:  “Most Ohiohealth hospitals in Columbus are very large. For some people this might be a problem. The health bennefits could be better.” – Full Review

“It's okay after you get to know your regular customers.”

Pros:  “Small cash bonuses for referring.”

Cons:  “Customers are rude and never fill out their slips.” – Full Review

“Great sales team creating an enjoyable work enviroment”

Pros:  “Culture, Free coffee, well established company”

Cons:  “Business can be slow causing work to drag” – Full Review

“a life changing experince”

Pros:  “life changing, rewarding moments, great networking, amazing opportunities, great way to make life long friends.”

Cons:  “stipend, living stituations, you might not get along with eevryone becasue everyone is different” – Full Review

“Satisfied”

Pros:  “Flexible hours; teamwork; good advancement opportunities; provides opportunities to see the service we provide matters; OK salary; good benefits, especially leave (including…”

Cons:  “Some people disrespect people who work for the government; Congress is generally to blame for problems the public perceives in government, but the public generally…” – Full Review

“I Love It Here!”

Pros:  “Autonomy in the class room. No one micro manages. Flexible class schedules. Beautiful campus which feels like a small liberal arts college not a traditional community college.”

Cons:  “Initial orientation was very limited. Basically they gave you a user ID and password, then told you to upload your syllabus. There were people to help, but the…” – Full Review

“Intense at times, tedious at others, but rarely uninteresting...”

Pros:  “Major global bank; brand known and respected worldwide; dynamic, fast-paced work environment; motivated coworkers;”

Cons:  “Very "corporate" at times--rigidness and inflexibility can sometimes stifle innovation and creative action” – Full Review