988 Editor Jobs in Washington, DC

“Make sure you get it in writing”

Pros:  “Love the work that I do Love all of my co-workers Good benefits and salary if they actually give it to you”

Cons:  “Make sure you get everything that they promise in writing or else you're not getting it at all. When I interviewed, I was told that I'd be temporary for 90 days…” – 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

“At a crossroads”

Pros:  “Ample opportunity for leadership and advancement, good salary and benefits packages, decent communication within individual business units. I was treated very well by my…”

Cons:  “There is a potential disconnect between sement-level daily priorities and corporate plans/desires. The education segment felt, at times, like something of a black…” – Full Review

“Collegial atmosphere, bright employees, slow organization”

Pros:  “- Collegiate atmosphere - Collaborative/project-based work - Quality work (as opposed to bigger firms) - Cross-discipline work (Workforce, Education, Healthcare, etc…”

Cons:  “- Slow organization - Not very innovative - Say they value work/life balance, but not always (depends on project manager) - Pay is lower than bigger firms…” – Full Review