1,249 Security Officer Jobs in Commerce, CA

“Best place I've ever worked”

Pros:  “Growing company with lots of opportunities for those willing to take ownership and drive things. No politics between the top level leaders. They support each other and…”

Cons:  “You'll need to work hard to keep up with your coworkers here. If your not working hard you won't last long” – Full Review

“Good Place to Work”

Pros:  “Very technical people and interesting projects. You learn alot on the job because of the projects and people. Management cares and watches out for staff. Benefits are…”

Cons:  “Benefits are average. That's all.” – Full Review

“Highly recommend!”

Pros:  “Only the best employees. Pay is quite a bit higher than most contracting companies. Very agressive in seeking opportunities in the defense world.”

Cons:  “A small company, so it is a little tough to figure out who does what and not step on toes.” – Full Review

“ok place for entry level”

Pros:  “you can probably study if you pick the right shift.”

Cons:  “bad boss, busy work, you can get fired any second for any thing” – Full Review

“Descent pay, great work/life balance, but lack of challenge”

Pros:  “Pay is good for hours worked, generous annual and sick leave, will invest in your training, family friendly, flexible scheduling options and telework. Overall, good place to…”

Cons:  “The hardest thing is having your role strictly defined by your job description, not much room for lateral growth and job can easily become monotonous and repetitive.” – Full Review

“small but mighty”

Pros:  “smaller hospital with greater chance of advancement”

Cons:  “retirement contributions sub standard and equipment is years behind the newest available” – Full Review

“Its a pretty decent job, if you enjoy this type of work.”

Pros:  “Walden has some of the best accounts to work for in Atlanta Georgia, better than any other company. Better than allied barton.”

Cons:  “They eliminate all overtime, and you must complete 24 hours of unpaid training, prior to being employed. There is not much opportunity for career advancement.” – Full Review