“Great company to work for”

Pros:  “Good atmoshphere and a good work life balance”

Cons:  “Not terribly secure, Dependent on government funding year to year.” – Full Review

“Overall a good experience.”

Pros:  “Access to some of the best health information in the world. I work with some very smart people and have a great ability to learn through resources in my organization.”

Cons:  “Not a great place for entry level. Sink or swim culture. Poor work life balance. Sometimes senior management does not provide adequate guidance.” – Full Review

“Not Bad”

Pros:  “Paid internships! Youll meet tons of interesting people. Travel is great.”

Cons:  “All the work of a full time person (including the hours!) but none of the trust. Opportunities for advancement present, but elusive. At the end of the day, youll…” – Full Review

“Good but...”

Pros:  “Good place to work depending on the department. V Good Work / Life balance. Salary is comparable to other universities but does not compare to private sector”

Cons:  “The wheels of change turn slowly. There are some that are more forward and progressive thinking than others but at the end of the day there is still the bureaucracy…” – Full Review

“Easy-going place to work as a student”

Pros:  “Laid back, flexible with time relating to school work you have to do / classes you are taking. Nice people”

Cons:  “Pay is low. Only get paid once a month instead of every two weeks.” – Full Review

“Good employer”

Pros:  “For research staff: Decent benefits, including great retirement. Your work environment will vary depending on what your role is, your department and coworkers, lab, etc.”

Cons:  “Like any organization, there will be a few people here and there that you won't like, or who are downright disappointing in their job performance, and they won't…” – Full Review

“good company and good work life balance”

Pros:  “good salary and good work life balance”

Cons:  “not much growth and mostly support projects” – Full Review