667 Senior Research Associate Jobs in Washington, DC

“Great Company”

Pros:  “Many benefits Good pay Great training Good systems Wonderful people Excellent experience Would definitely work for Quintiles again!”

Cons:  “Can be difficult to move up and move around, even with all of the different departments. It is common knowledge that to move up relatively quick, in both pay and…” – Full Review

“Great place to work.”

Pros:  “Cordial, professional, exciting, great upside potential”

Cons:  “Still in an exciting young stage” – Full Review

“Inexperienced Leadership Attempting to Cultivate Excellence”

Pros:  “The work of this company is interesting and professionally stimulating.”

Cons:  “Inexperienced leadership who pretend to value the opinion of staff but essentially do not; Thoughts and opinions of staff are not integrated into ongoing business…” – Full Review

“No sense of work life balance here”

Pros:  “Interesting work, opportunities to travel, budget and time allocated for staff to attend conferences, nice colleagues (aside from management), great support staff”

Cons:  “Long hours, frequent cycles of staff turnover, lack of training for new hires, upper management without experience in management, lack of mentoring, unfairness in…” – Full Review

“Great company with excellent benefits, decent pay, good people and a beautiful building. Do watch for occasional layoffs”

Pros:  “Expect to work with highly educated people. Chances are, you will come across a scientist or five while working there, and many of the departmental folk possess a Masters…”

Cons:  “The primary downside is perhaps the downside of MANY private companies - layoffs disguised as "department reorganizations". In the past two years many people were…” – Full Review

“Great Company”

Pros:  “Many benefits Good pay Great training Good systems Wonderful people Excellent experience Would definitely work for Quintiles again!”

Cons:  “Can be difficult to move up and move around, even with all of the different departments. It is common knowledge that to move up relatively quick, in both pay and…” – Full Review

“Inexperienced Leadership Attempting to Cultivate Excellence”

Pros:  “The work of this company is interesting and professionally stimulating.”

Cons:  “Inexperienced leadership who pretend to value the opinion of staff but essentially do not; Thoughts and opinions of staff are not integrated into ongoing business…” – Full Review