19 Associate Conservation Scientist Jobs

“West End was a fun place to work, good balance of work/social life.”

Pros:  “Management was very friendly, welcoming. The work was fast paced, so time goes by quickly. I worked in the Pizza shop, and had the opportunity to do something different…”

Cons:  “Some employees didn't really like their job, and it showed. Sometimes, communication is poor between chefs and store workers about inventory, and it is not uncommon…” – Full Review

“Amazing organization, employment here is a whole other experience.”

Pros:  “The environment is wonderful, nothing like seeing animals on a daily basis.”

Cons:  “The salary sucks for some, not for the higher-level staff (of course). The management needs help.” – Full Review

“Good Org”

Pros:  “Excellent at fundraising through events. Good opportunity for growth for junior staff. Really does help people with MS. Nice new offices, centrally located.”

Cons:  “The regional structure they have introduced in some areas of the country has been stalled in its implementation. It is hard to see how it will all come together.” – Full Review

“Great professional experience, including research and art handling. But I wish the internships were paid.”

Pros:  “The Art Institute is a world-class museum that is a great setting for getting exposure to the inner workings of curatorial departments. If you become a full time regular…”

Cons:  “If you are an intern, even if you have worked (unpaid) at the museum for months on end, it is still incredibly difficult to get a job there because it is so…” – Full Review

“West End was a fun place to work, good balance of work/social life.”

Pros:  “Management was very friendly, welcoming. The work was fast paced, so time goes by quickly. I worked in the Pizza shop, and had the opportunity to do something different…”

Cons:  “Some employees didn't really like their job, and it showed. Sometimes, communication is poor between chefs and store workers about inventory, and it is not uncommon…” – Full Review

“Like being in college forever!”

Pros:  “Working at CSU, for one of the colleges provides some of the benefits of both a larger company and a smaller one. The vacation time really stands out as a plus in the…”

Cons:  “In my college at least, we are growing to the point where we need to implement significantly more structure--this transition can be difficult for some. The…” – Full Review

“Great place to work if you just need a part time job.”

Pros:  “Good hours, no taxes taken off of your pay, all school holidays off, bi-weekly pay, on-campus, and work around your school schedule(including tests and interviews).”

Cons:  “No room for advancement meaning whatever job you get expect to be there until you leave. Also no raises given.” – Full Review

“busy but worthy”

Pros:  “has strong research ability and good reputation in pharma, glad to be able to use my expertise to work for a company with good future.”

Cons:  “can be busy and have pressure sometimes. lots of talented people around. need to meet the deadline. but it is also worthy.” – Full Review