“Best summer of my life”

Pros:  “Amazing staff, the friendships I built there will last forever. An extremely fun and creative work environment. If you're not creative, or you don't want to be creative don't…”

Cons:  “Very long hours and days. As an Instructor, I found myself having to work on curriculum during my off time sometimes” – Full Review

“Love The Kids Hate The Politics!”

Pros:  “opportunity to serve kids very rewarding==”

Cons:  “Some district teachers/administrators place blame on subs when teachers leave inadequate lesson plans etc==this can become petty and punitive.=subs not given…” – Full Review

“Administrative Assistant”

Pros:  “Great mission, passionate staff and long-ish hours, but not unreasonable. Fair compensation.”

Cons:  “Didn't feel fully utilized, was a bit bored some of the time.” – Full Review

“Tons of learning opportunities and growth within a rewarding job”

Pros:  “1. Diverse set of experiences at the management level so you can learn a lot from the managers! 2. Everyone in the organization is mission driven and passionate about…”

Cons:  “The work days are long.” – Full Review

“Overall a good laboratory to work for.”

Pros:  “Good opportunities, good support, high expectations. You will find unique opportunities that don't exist anywhere else and an incredible group of extremely talented…”

Cons:  “A touch of the "good old boys" network still exists in certain corners. Otherwise you just need to understand typical government processes.” – Full Review

“Newton North is a great place to work!”

Pros:  “Dynamic, committed faculty; beautiful facility; diverse, talented student body.”

Cons:  “The work is hard and the expectations among students, parents, and administrators are high.” – Full Review

“Great place to work!”

Pros:  “I found NSTA to be a rewarding and stimulating place to work. Conferences are rich with fresh and engaging topics and content. Working on conference content and content…”

Cons:  “Very few cons. Personally, I am less a fan of cubicles. Many workers had cubicles while there were offices with doors on the perimeter of a large area of cubicles.” – Full Review