937 Assistant Staff Auditor Jobs

“A Great Place To Work...”

Pros:  “-Regular working hours -Fun and encouraging atmosphere. From your co-workers all the way up to Regional Management, this company knows how to work very hard and play even…”

Cons:  “-Each office has a different climate and is usually dictated by its manager and senior staff. I would prefer if there was more consistency from branch to branch…” – Full Review

“Opportunites in a dynamic industry but there are some challenges”

Pros:  “opportunities to advance based on ability, business oriented, dynamic, fast paced, go as far as you want, not stodgy, young minded.”

Cons:  “foreign owned, not a uniform effort among all employees, benefits are on the low end of the scale, not a lot of focused direction, reactionary management, planning…” – Full Review

“Fast paced environment with limited upside”

Pros:  “CVS Caremark is a good company to work for. They pay decent, for AZ, and give a lot of flexibility. You get to work from home one day a week after 6 months of employment.”

Cons:  “Problem in my division is upward mobility. I feel that I will have to switch departments for a promotion. The people in the top stops have been here for 10+ years…” – Full Review

“Great people, smart & talented folks, but underpaid and overworked employees.”

Pros:  “Great people Opportunities to do other things within the firm When needed, time off can be taken”

Cons:  “Limited opportunities for career growth Too many people have left, so current work has shifted to current employees Horrible work-life balance No easy plan for…” – Full Review

“Senior software engineer”

Pros:  “Training, professional growth and advancement opportunities.”

Cons:  “45 hour work week, very political, resistance to change, merit raises do not keep up with inflation. Pay scale could be more in line with IT industry not retail…” – Full Review

“good experience learn a lot.”

Pros:  “learning many different products and coverages. working with some great people”

Cons:  “do not care much for the EE” – Full Review