“My experience at Brigham and Women's Hospital is good”

Pros:  “The schedule is flexible and people are nice.”

Cons:  “The benefit is not good” – Full Review

“HHC Working for the City”

Pros:  “Overall a good place to work. Fair employment practices and also a general interest in improving the health of all NYC's population. Work life balance is excellent, 4 weeks…”

Cons:  “Compensation is slightly below market rates. It can be difficult to get educational opportunities. Tuition reimbursement is negligible and difficult to come by…” – Full Review

“Overall a good place to work, but lacks organization at many levels.”

Pros:  “Good benefits, good people in the trenches. Some departments offer flexible work arrangements. College tuition assistance program for children and dependents after 5 years.”

Cons:  “Lack of unified direction. Leadership often sends people in multiple directions simultaneously without having an overall strategic goal. Fragmented reporting…” – Full Review

“Overall I have been happy to work there”

Pros:  “Competitive pay and compensation package”

Cons:  “Upper administration seems to have lost touch with lower level employees and their work environments. They should round more within the units and talk with the…” – Full Review

“A world of opportunity, but lacking focused leadership in time of change”

Pros:  “Smart, hard-working, and good people Work worth doing”

Cons:  “Lots of internal competition; Not structured clearly Many ambiguous roles offered to attract and acquire market talent” – Full Review

“nice place to work for a few years.”

Pros:  “Great people and very professional.”

Cons:  “Most of the people have worked there for more than 10 years...not much of innovation going on over there.” – Full Review

“Very good”

Pros:  “Very good benefits, doing research in cutting-edge field, good name”

Cons:  “Administrative system is a little bit sluggish and inefficient, but not a big problem.” – Full Review