69 Literary Agency Assistant Jobs

“It was a great learning experience and gained insight about industry”

Pros:  “It was a great learning experience. You are able to learn a lot about the industry in a successful company.”

Cons:  “Little room for error. You have to be on you A game at all times.” – Full Review

“A good experience where interns are treated with respect”

Pros:  “Being in the fed, EPA has great benefits. They are also a very progressive agency - good about 9/80 or 10/40 work schedules, has a recreation center to get cheap movie…”

Cons:  “You need to know the right people to move up. Also, it is difficult to go from DC to other regions, so it is best to start off in a region if you don't want to…” – Full Review

“Great opportunity to learn about book publishing industry; difficult work environment.”

Pros:  “This is a great place to learn about the book publishing industry from an author/agent perspective. Tasks include everything from administrative duties -- filing, copying…”

Cons:  “The small structure of this organization can lead to a difficult communication structure. Case-by-case courses of action may mean that a routine process differs…” – Full Review

“It is a unique and satisfying experience”

Pros:  “Professionalism Excellent work ethics Flexible schedules Positive work environment”

Cons:  “Not enough career advancement opportunities” – Full Review

“SNHU for You”

Pros:  “Free educational benefits, friendly environment”

Cons:  “Communication among departments could be better” – Full Review

“Generally good, ok pay, great benefits.”

Pros:  “Flexible hours Generally hands off management (for my job) Highly intellectually stimulating Great co-workers”

Cons:  “Researchers who lead big projects need to learn how to manage people and teams IT support work can vary a lot in degree of pain (e.g. non-existent or inappropriate…” – Full Review