31 Senior Attorney Editor Jobs

“structured”

Pros:  “1) work ethics 2) Good pay”

Cons:  “1) intercommunication and resource allocation is not coordinated among different units very well” – Full Review

“structured”

Pros:  “1) work ethics 2) Good pay”

Cons:  “1) intercommunication and resource allocation is not coordinated among different units very well” – Full Review

“structured”

Pros:  “1) work ethics 2) Good pay”

Cons:  “1) intercommunication and resource allocation is not coordinated among different units very well” – Full Review

“A really wonderful place to work.”

Pros:  “On the editorial side, people are both incredibly good at their jobs and giving of their time and knowledge to younger employees.”

Cons:  “There is generally more opportunity for growth on the business side of the company, but it varies throughout the different publications, which have very different…” – Full Review

“Good place”

Pros:  “great people to work with”

Cons:  “Only one product to sell” – Full Review

“Decent opportunities for job security in a terrible economy”

Pros:  “Job security in a bad economy is always a good thing.”

Cons:  “Lack of funding for professional training and salary increases” – Full Review

“OIG - great place to work”

Pros:  “Great pay, better than almost all major accounting firms, health insurance benefits are top notch. Also 4 week + vacation time a year and you can accrue it. If you do good…”

Cons:  “Once you put in 3 or more years, you get trapped and can rarely make a transition to the private sector when you can follow your dream to be a partner, which almost…” – Full Review

“A really wonderful place to work.”

Pros:  “On the editorial side, people are both incredibly good at their jobs and giving of their time and knowledge to younger employees.”

Cons:  “There is generally more opportunity for growth on the business side of the company, but it varies throughout the different publications, which have very different…” – Full Review