41,217 Intern Jobs

“BROWN NOSERS WILL DO WELL HERE”

Pros:  “I was fortunate to have a manager who did not micro management, and as long as I got my work done, didn't bother me much.”

Cons:  “The company has downsized significantly in recent years and have gotten rid of the competent workers over the brown nosers. No room for advancement.” – Full Review

“Zell has the potential to dominate the new media world, but inexperienced managers will drive it into the ground.”

Pros:  “The potential for creativity is enormous.”

Cons:  “Very young abusive managers with huge egos screaming and yelling all the time. Little praise, lots of screaming and slamming stuff about. Working 12 hours days…” – Full Review

“great place to work”

Pros:  “great office location, great environment to work.”

Cons:  “main office is too isolated from the hospitals” – Full Review

“Good but... Could be better”

Pros:  “Nice work/life balance. Decent salary.”

Cons:  “Not much room for growth. If you move up ranks, raises are capped. Not necessarily what try would pay someone from outside the company.” – Full Review

“Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in Austin, TX is a great place to work.”

Pros:  “The best thing about Houghton Mifflin Harcourt is the people that work there. It is very relaxed yet very professional.”

Cons:  “Senior management feels the best way to improve profits is to lay off workers and often times their best workers, so there is always an air of instability and job…” – Full Review

“Loved the Job but was laid off too early”

Pros:  “Great Job! Worked in big box retailers merchandising line of weed and pest control products. lots of latitude in work hours with a chance to use your ability to improve…”

Cons:  “Not enough hours available in weekly schedule to get things done. Was only provided 20-30 hours a week to work 19 stores and with windshield drive time between…” – Full Review

“Good experience while in school”

Pros:  “flexable hours while in school, good pay, good people to work with, good experience for students, good chance to continue to work when done with school”

Cons:  “sometimes not enough to do, sometimes need more direction to complete tasks and become more independent with dutties as a student wanting to learn.” – Full Review

“Doing good for others, but not for your wallet.”

Pros:  “Great contacts, exposes you to some of DC's, the country's, and the world's most influential political and business leaders. Good flexibility, relaxed atmosphere.”

Cons:  “The office is somewhat stagnant, and there is a general lack of board support and involvement. The work becomes repetitive very quickly.” – Full Review

“Dynamic, but very disorganized and not respectful environment”

Pros:  “- Good sign-on bonus and initial stock awards - Opportunity to work with very large distributed systems (at uncommon scale) - Working for Amazon Web Services looks good on…”

Cons:  “- You do some development, but you are not a software developer. The title "software development engineer" is misleading and this is the first thing to be aware of…” – Full Review