396 Legal Assistant-property Management Department Jobs

“Demanding company that does not confine themselves to old industry standards.”

Pros:  “Small, intimate structure within our division. Multi faceted company, lots of room for growth and diversity. Clear chain of command. Owners care about the employees, you…”

Cons:  “Shift is 50hrs per week. Short staffed so many do multiple jobs.” – Full Review

“Good company for Facility Management”

Pros:  “Benefits, knowledge through company training, best at what they do, opportunities for travel if you are open to move to other cities, education reimbursement”

Cons:  “Hard to advance when you begin at a lower level unless you know someone higher up in the company, performance evaluations are capped and don't allow employees to…” – Full Review

“Associate Review”

Pros:  “Good clients, middle market deals/litigation”

Cons:  “Lack of high-end work, not a player nationally, relatively unknown outside of the midwest, does not pay market compensation” – Full Review

“Good company to work at.”

Pros:  “Overall it is very stable and diversified. Good balance of business across various lifestyle apparel groups and channels of distribution. Pay is good. You have the latitude…”

Cons:  “It's sometimes run too mom and pop for such a large organization.” – Full Review

“Best place to work in Silicon Valley”

Pros:  “Very fast pace of innovation while keeping a eye towards stability and scalability. Everyone who works there has been around the block and are there by choice. While the…”

Cons:  “Very fast pace of innovation means a lot of hours.” – Full Review

“Good workplace for students but have to be in management to earn a living wage; more retail work than animal care”

Pros:  “- Flexible schedules, especially for students - Combination of retail and animal care - Customers are usually friendly and want your help - Good and affordable health…”

Cons:  “- Mostly a retail job, animal care is only a minor part of the job - Expect to be a cashier, especially if you're a woman; men often have to stock heavy bags of…” – Full Review