50,132 Project Analyst Jobs

“Learning”

Pros:  “Work-Life Balance Working in health industry is always motivating”

Cons:  “Limited creativity due to industry limitations” – Full Review

“Positive”

Pros:  “Decent pay, good benefits, strong pipeline”

Cons:  “may be bought by rival” – Full Review

“Most awesome place I've ever worked”

Pros:  “Food - they keep us well fed with only the best and healthiest People - this is by far the biggest asset of the company. The high hiring bar maintains the high standards…”

Cons:  “Competitive - what you get when you hire A-types. Career path not always available due to staffing/headcount/growth/project location” – Full Review

“Great”

Pros:  “Great opportunity to view the insides of the mortgage industry and use my computer skills to mine data helpful for decision making”

Cons:  “Very hectic at times. Crucial decision making needed accurate results.” – Full Review

“Very Good”

Pros:  “Exciting and fun palce to work with flexabel hours and good pay in a great location. We work hard and play hard.”

Cons:  “We are growing very fast, some times it is easy to get lost in the croud.” – Full Review

“great benefits but nothing else”

Pros:  “really close knit community everyone works together to get the job done great benefits”

Cons:  “can't take days off without finding your own coverage there's a huge gap in communications trying to get a promotion is like pulling teeth not enough people to…” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Room for advancement Support work/home life balance Support national center for missing and exploited children Salary level was competitive Excellent benefits Embrace…”

Cons:  “High stress level My manager was not very supportive and was difficult to get along with, but it depends on the situation. Other managers were excellent.” – Full Review

“great benefits but nothing else”

Pros:  “really close knit community everyone works together to get the job done great benefits”

Cons:  “can't take days off without finding your own coverage there's a huge gap in communications trying to get a promotion is like pulling teeth not enough people to…” – Full Review