“Haven't Got A Clue”

Pros:  “The Company has good benefits, medical, dental, and vision. Paid vacation and sick time. The work hours for the production department are good. (6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.) There…”

Cons:  “The production work flow of the instruments is horrible. There is never enough parts on hand to complete each monthly schedule. There are enough parts one week and…” – Full Review

“Working at the U.S. Botanic Garden”

Pros:  “Beautiful environment and challenging issues for horticulturists.”

Cons:  “Limited opportunities for advancement. Goverment pay freezes.” – Full Review

“Dedicated teams with little or no c-level support”

Pros:  “The negotiated compensation is reasonable/good.”

Cons:  “Benefits are sub-standard and internal systems are antiquated/non-existence. Exacerbates already strenuous workload.” – Full Review

“This is a great place to work.”

Pros:  “Good Benfeits, good pay scale, fairness in the work place.”

Cons:  “The management is not as hands on like other companies.” – Full Review

“Expectations Met in Full”

Pros:  “PAREXEL is growing and there is ample opportunity for employees who perform well to grow their careers for many years to come. What I enjoy most about PAREXEL is the support…”

Cons:  “PAREXEL is technology rich. I see this as a positive after having worked for employers who do not invest much in technology but those that struggle with technology…” – Full Review

“Very good institute for postdoctoral research”

Pros:  “good salary, good benefit, work environment, training, seminar, presentation”

Cons:  “after eight years of postdoc you donot know where you will go, so jobs” – Full Review

“Goo company to work for.”

Pros:  “Great work/life balance, tuition reimbursement, and great benefits.”

Cons:  “No room for growth within the company” – Full Review

“Nice place to work!”

Pros:  “Came from a larger CRO, as I know others did too, and this was a positive change. Workload is better, travel is more reasonable, and the people are great here. Feel like the…”

Cons:  “Most of the clinical staff is home-based, so if you're not used to being home-based, it could be isolating.” – Full Review

“Clinical Research Associate II”

Pros:  “Variety of job roles, potentially changing projects, envirnment rich with cross departamental and academic talks and learning opprtunities. Good for those who actually like…”

Cons:  “Pay increases are standardized - no promotion or salary increases based on merit, most peope get 3% max increase unless your in administration. 1 year interviews…” – Full Review