22 Fund Accountant Associate II Jobs

“Don't get lost in the factory, take advantage of tuition benefits and skip town.”

Pros:  “Solid benefits and as well as decent experience to be gained.”

Cons:  “You are a number, but don't take it personally.” – Full Review

“Positive experience”

Pros:  “I loved my Boss even if some others thought he was difficult. Best learning experience and personal growth I have had in a job. Would definately return. I love the people and…”

Cons:  “slow processes (mainly with HR), the keeping of paperwork and backup paperwork, everything has to be keep for compliance which is a lot of paper.” – Full Review

“Full of from intellectual community..”

Pros:  “Scientific environment to work. Cutting edge research Wonderful community of peers and private investigators International reputation Limitless supply of researchers and…”

Cons:  “An overall cut-throat environment with high expectations and even higher levels of competition. A poorly defined path for promotion Poorly defined mentoring…” – Full Review

“Great place - smart folks - decent pay”

Pros:  “- smart people - true meritocracy, limited politics - efficient organization, most things generally work as intended - profitable, stable”

Cons:  “- credit cards aren't the most inspiring industry! - sprawling coverage of financial services is increasing bureacracy / complexity - difficulty keeping…” – Full Review

“an organization that does not like change,”

Pros:  “you are working with some great people,”

Cons:  “culture is not open to change, lot of office politics,” – Full Review

“ahh the joys of government work.”

Pros:  “great people, who support you and make you feel like a family.”

Cons:  “Cuts in the budget, lower than private sector salary, and poor facilities.” – Full Review

“Many high points, but some very memorable low points, also”

Pros:  “There is always something to be done; if you're not helping someone face-to-face, there's plenty of other work to fill the time at any branch. They still keep fairly…”

Cons:  “Have become very sales focused in the past few years, and goals are sometimes hard to achieve. Incentive program caters to dishonesty and unethical sales…” – Full Review