122,143 Jobs in Temple City, CA

“pikesville is the best”

Pros:  “management in the buidling is the best the ed and rcd are very professional and supportive they work all shifts and are fair”

Cons:  “need to have more staff so we can do our job better for the residents too much change in staff” – Full Review

“Mixture of Good and Bad”

Pros:  “Work environment and surity of job found the only company in noida region which were hiring during recession, great company”

Cons:  “Salary issues and the time taken by them for appraisal . I think they should concentrate on this issue in order to retain talent in the company” – Full Review

“Have been treated fairly.”

Pros:  “Easy to stand out if one works hard. Work schedule is flexible allowing for a decent work-life balance. Good overall benefits package.”

Cons:  “Politic just like every other places. Company has a ranking system that benefits old, stodgy employees. Company's fortune relies too much on defense spending.” – Full Review

“A learning experience”

Pros:  “Great people from all over the world...great pay and benefits.”

Cons:  “No room for career advancement” – Full Review

“working with a company known worldwide is pleasure.”

Pros:  “good work environment. good salary. carrier oriented.”

Cons:  “need more of educated emplyees at lower level.” – Full Review

“Decent part time job”

Pros:  “-Good tea -Fun people to work with sometimes”

Cons:  “-Catty atmosphere -Sales felt too pushy” – Full Review

“nothing more than a paycheck.”

Pros:  “The ability to improve the quality of life for those that are disabled in some way and really have no one else outside of those individuals that work in that postition.I also…”

Cons:  “Mainly it was the lack of consideration for those people that had to put up with a stranger coming into thier homes, for good or bad reasons and leaving them with a…” – Full Review

“Very good place to start”

Pros:  “Most of the techs here are knowledgeable and they can teach you a thing or 12”

Cons:  “advancement is slow, if you are a contracted worker, conversion is never going to happen.” – Full Review