23,087 Human Resources Associate Jobs

“A great company to work for!”

Pros:  “The perks are great! They are really good about work/life balance. Family time is respected and flexibility is encouraged. We are able to work from home when necessary. We…”

Cons:  “The main negatives are that the pay isn't always the best. But, they balance that with the perks. Sometimes, not making 6 figures is ok when I have more flexibility…” – Full Review

“Long hours, stress but worth the experience”

Pros:  “-Good opportunity for student, recent grad out of college (training) -Meet all sorts of interesting people -worked with a great team -You get to drive all sorts of…”

Cons:  “-Long hours (7:30am-6pm) -Stressful situations like being short-staffed, line of customers while phone rings every 10 seconds, demanding customers. -All the work…” – Full Review

“Many good people, but the organization is going through a lot of changes that are not all improvements.”

Pros:  “Good people, job flexibility, and challenging work.”

Cons:  “Lose many good people when contracts end or during reorganizations.” – Full Review

“Great place to start your career.”

Pros:  “College Station branch was a great place to work. The office manager is very knowledgeable and friendly.”

Cons:  “I know of several people at other branch locations that had bad experiences. Seems like layoffs are a common occurrence throughout the company.” – Full Review

“Strong company that rewards its top performers - Tons of OT is expected”

Pros:  “Great starter job that does reward top performers (contrary to a lot of the other posts). Big name company that looks great on your resume. Will gain lots of industry…”

Cons:  “90% percent of the promotions go to the top 10% of the employees. If you can't handle working long hours, dont work here. I typically average 53-60 hours a week…” – Full Review

“Good company but no advancement opportunities”

Pros:  “-great benefits -national network to pull inventory from -well respected company in the market”

Cons:  “-favoritism is everywhere -no advancement opportunities internally -supervisors may say one thing to you but that doesn't mean that's what is in the official…” – Full Review