“Pharma sales”

Pros:  “lucrative salary, benefits, and bonus”

Cons:  “unreasonable goals for the reps.” – Full Review

“Working at AT&T”

Pros:  “Our products touch peoples lives every day, every where they live, work and play.”

Cons:  “Some of the processes are extremely bureaucratic and keep the company from moving quickly.” – Full Review

“Great organization, provides complicated but valuable service to nonprofit sector”

Pros:  “Benefits are excellent (currently they contribute 12% non-matched to your retirement after 2 years). Coworkers are generally very intelligent and easy to get along with…”

Cons:  “Not much room for advancement in the current structure. The work in data (which I currently do) can be mind-numbingly boring and not challenging at all. In other…” – Full Review

“Student Affairs Assistant”

Pros:  “I think it is an awesome experience. It is the perfect step-stone to build up your network and practice on basic office relationship and office work.”

Cons:  “Sometimes it can be really boring, and sometimes your tasks can be so random and annoying.” – Full Review

“Solid, enjoyable internship with a lot of learning”

Pros:  “-Smart colleagues that are interested in your growth -Decent pay, perhaps on the low-side for finance -Not really intense -A great program of speakers”

Cons:  “-Not really intense--at this point in my career this is a bit of a con -Work is sort of questionably important. Securities rating are probably becoming less…” – Full Review

“Great company to build a resume or grow a career”

Pros:  “Everyone knows of Nielsen, so working for The Nielsen Company is great to include on a resume. Also, in such a large and diverse company there are a lot of opportunities…”

Cons:  “The benefits here are pretty bad. Medical insurance is bare bones and the vacation time is as lean as they can legally get away with... on the upside, a lot of…” – Full Review