106 Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Jobs

“Ok”

Pros:  “It is a typical temping agency”

Cons:  “low pay only call for temporary opportunities that don't overlap with what you want to do” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Very supportive environment in terms of training and learning opportunities. KMOB is the regional and maybe even national leader in IP law practice, and it shows in the…”

Cons:  “Management does not show it's appreciation to staff enough on a personal level. Although as staff members we got a lot of great perks, ie: staff appreciation…” – Full Review

“A great starting position”

Pros:  “The employees are nice, and everyone works hard to make the company stronger. Additionally, the firm is very good at IP law.”

Cons:  “People don't seem overly productive, and everyone seems like they're a bit unhappy with the their work experience. Limited room for growth.” – Full Review

“Excellent place to work for those committed to working hard and doing a great job.”

Pros:  “Mgmt gives you room to grow and shine, but you must work hard and be meticulous in your work. If so, you will be given as much resposibility as you can handle. Employees are…”

Cons:  “We are VERY busy and mgmt is quite demanding. Imperfect grammar, lack or preofessionalism and casual dress are not allowed. MUCH is expected of every employee and…” – Full Review

“OIG - great place to work”

Pros:  “Great pay, better than almost all major accounting firms, health insurance benefits are top notch. Also 4 week + vacation time a year and you can accrue it. If you do good…”

Cons:  “Once you put in 3 or more years, you get trapped and can rarely make a transition to the private sector when you can follow your dream to be a partner, which almost…” – Full Review

“OIG - great place to work”

Pros:  “Great pay, better than almost all major accounting firms, health insurance benefits are top notch. Also 4 week + vacation time a year and you can accrue it. If you do good…”

Cons:  “Once you put in 3 or more years, you get trapped and can rarely make a transition to the private sector when you can follow your dream to be a partner, which almost…” – Full Review