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      A battleship that can't seem to be turned around but somehow stays afloat - Anonymous employee AARP Employee Review

      1.0
      Mar 8, 2015
      Anonymous employee
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      Pros

      Compensation and benefits are good.

      Cons

      Anyone thinking of working there should first take a look at the compensation levels of execs at the top (it's public info; just find a recent 990 tax return online). That will tell you pretty much everything you need to know about why top management invests heavily in short-term revenue-generating schemes without long-term vision and pays little heed to morale lower down the org chart.

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      5.0
      May 28, 2026
      Digital marketing intern
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      Pros

      great benefits even for interns like free lunch, reimbursed parking, hybrid work. good opportunities to network, hone your skills, and potentially get a permanent role within the organization.

      Cons

      long onboarding. lots of hr training.

      4.0
      Jun 30, 2026
      Anonymous intern
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      Pros

      I was able to take on multiple responsibilities, like research and volunteer engagement, with consideration of my time and workload from school.

      Cons

      At times, I felt like my work wasn’t as important or could’ve been done by my supervisors, especially when projects were close to completion, they would be altered but I understand it was for time efficiency.

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