“change jobs every 2-3 years interally or externally.”

Pros:  “good support on professional growth and documentation and knowledge sharing.”

Cons:  “with such a large company, it is hard to get your compensation up to market. might be best to find a job offer if you want your compensation to be at market level” – Full Review

“Almost 9 years, time to go”

Pros:  “Opportunities, benefits, culture.... In all, I liked working here. I gained amazing experience, and met some of the most amazing people.”

Cons:  “As providence grows, their culture is changing. Although they still tout the mission and core values, It doesn't feel like they believe in them within their…” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Best quality in patient care in the area! I'm a proud employee who loves working for HH.”

Cons:  “Change comes hard because of the culture of the hospital” – Full Review

“Great Company But Slipping”

Pros:  “Competitive pay, promote and support employee advancement. The downtown facilities offer a very diverse patient population, exposure to a wide variety of…”

Cons:  “Swedish has expanded too quickly, pouring an excess amount of money into new facilities and takeovers. The former has caused cannibalization of its own market with…” – Full Review

“great school”

Pros:  “they care about teaching. That's what matters.”

Cons:  “management is a little disorganized.” – Full Review

“Great Place To Work, Amazing”

Pros:  “Amazing People I loved it”

Cons:  “None that I can think of!” – Full Review

“an ok place to work”

Pros:  “there is a friendly staff they have nice atmosphere they also have good pay good benefits and also tuition assistance program”

Cons:  “some times people can be a pain, the closest parking lot is not availble to employees. you have to join hte union if you are hired for a union position. they make…” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Good company, good benefits, good culture, good people, good location”

Cons:  “Traffic in the area where the office is located, housing prices are higher here than in some of the other parts of the U.S.” – Full Review