1,057 Senior Human Resources Generalist Jobs

“Okay”

Pros:  “Health care plan is good”

Cons:  “Not much opportunity for career advancement or moving internally between positions.” – Full Review

“A rollercoaster ride.”

Pros:  “Good volunteer time, PTO and benefits. Great people to work with (co-workers).”

Cons:  “Some people in management do not trust their employees and try to micro-manage without having probable cause. The company thrives on mutual respect however it…” – Full Review

“Growing company with occasional challenges, but meeting them head on.”

Pros:  “Culture of cooperation and working together. Many opportunities to expand your experience and knowledge. Open to new thoughts and ides.”

Cons:  “Only 30 people, so don't have all the internal departments that a large firm may have.” – Full Review

“Great Company Overall though position is one of the most difficult.”

Pros:  “Job security. The Charleston plant had a great year financially in 2010 due mostly to their asphalt products. The company has great benefits.”

Cons:  “The Production Planner position in the Chemical division is one of the most difficult positions to have. You are on call 24/7/365. Balancing work and personal life…” – Full Review

“OK”

Pros:  “It's a OK company for new grads.”

Cons:  “No career growth at all.” – Full Review

“Work environment was good”

Pros:  “Coworkers, education, and pay if you took the no benefit option”

Cons:  “no career advancement, bad pay if you agreed to a benefitted position” – Full Review

“A solid place to work, but not among the best if you truly want to develop.”

Pros:  “1. Good compensation, benefits and relocation package 2. Opportunity to work with many long-tenured Alcoans with very strong knowledge/specialization within the industry…”

Cons:  “1. Lack of training and development opportunities 2. Limited and not very well defined career paths within certain functions. 3. Senior leadership strips…” – Full Review

“It is going ok!”

Pros:  “Pay and Benefits are great”

Cons:  “Its very difficult to get hired on full time the process can take up to a full year!” – Full Review