“A good place to get experience and affect lives, but career options are limited”

Pros:  “Employees and co-workers are generally very friendly and you get the chance to make a difference in the lives of many students. The Board of Trustees holds hearings for…”

Cons:  “There aren't many kinds of jobs available if you're not an educator or willing to do technical or clerical support work. If you are a part-time employee, you…” – Full Review

“good”

Pros:  “good work culture, and management”

Cons:  “working on framwork effect career” – Full Review

“Mission-Driven, Results-Oriented Nonprofit: A unique place to work.”

Pros:  “If you want to wake up every morning knowing that you're part of an organizing trying to change the landscape of not just multiple sclerosis research, but also medical…”

Cons:  “This isn't a con, but one needs to understand that it isn't a patient support organization. It's a very small office where folks are focused on getting treatments…” – Full Review

“Think tank organization struggling between the policy and corporate environment.”

Pros:  “Good leadership, great work life balance depending on your team, good salary and benefits for non-profit”

Cons:  “Inability to move upward in organization” – Full Review

“Chaotic structure but friendly people”

Pros:  “Good benefits Lots of jobs available Nice campus environment Nice people Good meal choices Access to a variety of University events”

Cons:  “Low pay Lack of real work-life balance and support Lack of trust in employees Lack of sharing of ideas with employees” – Full Review

“INC Feedback”

Pros:  “Great place to start as it is tough to break into the monitoring field. I have been given a lot of opportunity to lead teams etc.”

Cons:  “Not being recognized for all my hard work. Was a CTL for a year on a study and am pending promotion to CRA III” – Full Review

“Great mission and cause but cannot retain talent.”

Pros:  “Great place to gain exposure and work experience at an accelerated rate. Proud to know you are working to directly contribute to help the projects and centers prosper…”

Cons:  “Lack of mentorship in certain departments. Lack of rention of passionate employees. Work politics ( at least in my department.)” – Full Review

“Mission-Driven, Results-Oriented Nonprofit: A unique place to work.”

Pros:  “If you want to wake up every morning knowing that you're part of an organizing trying to change the landscape of not just multiple sclerosis research, but also medical…”

Cons:  “This isn't a con, but one needs to understand that it isn't a patient support organization. It's a very small office where folks are focused on getting treatments…” – Full Review