“Not bad to start your career”

Pros:  “Decent benefits, flexible hours, great way to learn how to handle difficult employees”

Cons:  “Senior management, old time employees with attitudes, no room for growth above supervisor” – Full Review

“I have lost faith in non-profits. In one word? Bureaucratic.”

Pros:  “You get to work in one of the leading community health centers in the city of Chicago. It gives you a unique look into a larger community health center operation.”

Cons:  “Erie puts a huge emphasis on promoting from within-- which is great, but senior management fails to see how managers supervise their employees. Work morale is low…” – Full Review

“Director of Engineering”

Pros:  “Great company, great co-workers and excellent opportunities”

Cons:  “Salary wages are not equal to work load and/or resposability” – Full Review

“Great University!”

Pros:  “Wonderful to be part of the housing system staff. Helped limit my cost of living by covering room and board.”

Cons:  “On the job 24/7, can be hard to escape.” – Full Review

“Only an on campus, part-time job”

Pros:  “If you are taking any language class, you should work for the LRC. It's fun, laidback, extremely easy, and your boss will be the nicest guy ever. And you'll learn some…”

Cons:  “It's hard to get the job unless you know someone already working there.” – Full Review

“loud Based Software Company Offers Lots of Opportunity to Grow.”

Pros:  “have been with jobscience for 5 years. In that time I have worked in Sales, Customer Support, Professional Services, and now Management. Jobscience has provided extensive…”

Cons:  “At times the work load can be very high. This is a place for motivated hard working Individuals.” – Full Review

“good company overall”

Pros:  “Very good company to work for. Good working envirement”

Cons:  “internal meetings can be reduced” – Full Review