19,041 Project Coordinator 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

“It was good”

Pros:  “Good team I worked with in a company facing many challenges moving forward. I enjoyed my time there a lot.”

Cons:  “Downsizing too quickly without any real warning.” – Full Review

“Great firm, great people, inconsistent experience”

Pros:  “Working with the most talented, brilliant, motivated, thoughtful, and insightful attorneys in practice. The work is engaging and complicated and demanding and document…”

Cons:  “Work-life balance is a euphemism for "no life." Experience varies widely based on the partners and clients that one serves. The work-coordination system does not…” – Full Review

“Good workplace”

Pros:  “It is a good place to start a career because the variety of clients to be served as an employee of the firm and the support of further studies.”

Cons:  “There is continuous pressure on people to make things done by the deadline. Furthermore, the job can result in lot of overtime.” – Full Review

“A very good working place for a limited duration of time (a few years)”

Pros:  “- Challenging work, being at the forefront of physics research - Good balance between personal life and work - Low bureaucracy - Multicultural environment - Lots of…”

Cons:  “- Very difficult to get a staff position even with a limited duration contract - High people turnover, very few long term persons around” – 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

“Tough Environment”

Pros:  “Good compensation; good benefits compared to other companies in Basel: lots of work but can learn a lot; worldwide opportunities.”

Cons:  “Very beaucratic; poor in training people; difficult career advancement unless personal network is strong; too much work; too political - difficult to move up.” – Full Review