1,754 Jobs in South Boston, VA

“It is a great company to work for and they are paying to further my education.”

Pros:  “great place to work, easy going bosses and staff.”

Cons:  “Its in Oklahoma and it would be nice to live in a bigger city.” – Full Review

“paid well, but under paid for the amount of stress”

Pros:  “good salary compared to other retail jobs great benefits”

Cons:  “the amount of pay does not equal to the amount of stress that you take home” – Full Review

“Times have changed a lot since starting with this company. May be good again one day but for now- too much uncertainty.”

Pros:  “The best reasons to work for citigroup are the training, which is extensive and the employee benefits. Until the last few years, company growth and new job potential was a…”

Cons:  “Downsides are the uncertainty and the cutting back everywhere within the company. WHen I first started there was flexiblity in terms of employee bonus and…” – Full Review

“Wells Fargo”

Pros:  “Great place to work, great benefits, stable company with plenty room for growth, open door policy, great bonuses, easy to move from department to department”

Cons:  “There is a lack of consistency between the different departments. With such a large company there are some things that fall through the loop holes.” – Full Review

“One of the best companies I have ever worked for. Very professional.”

Pros:  “I have always been impressed with the training of staff at FMC. This company takes the well being of it's patients and staff very seriously. It is great to work in the…”

Cons:  “Early hours and long days. This job can be not only physically but mentally tiring as well simply due to the nature of this business.” – Full Review

“Great Job”

Pros:  “-Great way to help your Country. -Great pay. -See the world.”

Cons:  “-Hard Hours. -Have to leave family at times.” – Full Review

“Good place to work and earn a decent income.”

Pros:  “flexible to change family oriented customer centric”

Cons:  “small revenues, small budgets no growth opportunities” – Full Review