“Good Pay/Benefits, No Opportunity for Growth”

Pros:  “As an admin assistant in the San Francisco area, the pay was decent, and the benefits were fairly comprehensive. They also provided free commuters checks which were a…”

Cons:  “Absolutely no room for growth as an admin. We never received a raise for cost-of-living increase, (due to the economy) and it was often feast or famine as far as…” – Full Review

“Great Company for Work Life Balance”

Pros:  “Everyone is friendly and helpful. The executives are very competent. The company is great at showing employees how much they value you as part of the company.”

Cons:  “There is not many places to advance your career unless you are a broker or property manager.” – Full Review

“Great exposure to real-world problems”

Pros:  “1. World-class research. 2. Access to the best infrastructure one can possibly get in a university or even an industry setting. 3. Best place to network with academic and…”

Cons:  “Visa restrictions for international students causes minor difficulties when starting a new post doc. However, the same is true at any other university. So, this is…” – Full Review

“Great company but advancement can take time”

Pros:  “Good people to work with”

Cons:  “Large company creates issues with paperwork” – Full Review

“Great company to work for.”

Pros:  “Welcoming atmosphere and work environment.”

Cons:  “Working on providing more resources on intranet.” – Full Review

“Great company with positive work environment and great work life balance.”

Pros:  “Great managers, friendly and hardworking coworkers, humble yet innovative leadership from the top who respect and value their employees. Hines has been good to me!”

Cons:  “None -- I have had a great experience so far!” – Full Review

“Great place to work! Such a family atmosphere”

Pros:  “Great Pay, Flexible, Great Management, Friendly Staff”

Cons:  “Pay is per billed hr (commission sorta) Very little vacation.” – Full Review

“Property Management Assistant”

Pros:  “Great leadership, organized culture, plenty of upward mobility, good learning environment (depending on who you learn under), good work/life balance. If proprty management is…”

Cons:  “Personal experience is quite dependent on who you work under. If you get to learn from a good senior property manager, the experience can be great and extremely…” – Full Review