“Working at the U.S. Botanic Garden”

Pros:  “Beautiful environment and challenging issues for horticulturists.”

Cons:  “Limited opportunities for advancement. Goverment pay freezes.” – Full Review

“Ok job, don't get too comfortable. . .”

Pros:  “Decent pay for an entry level corporate career, have most weekends off, have an opportunity to have a set schedule”

Cons:  “Medical benefit really isn't too great, occasional potlucks or food bribes to show appreciation, high turnover rate. . .” – Full Review

“Nice place to work.”

Pros:  “They treat their employees fairly well. There is a lot of focus on teamwork and employee satisfaction. Overall, nice place to work.”

Cons:  “Some feel that management is not always open with them. I haven't seen this myself. Some staffing issues, so people are needed to pick up extra shifts.” – Full Review

“Team Work Effects Patient Outcome”

Pros:  “great benefits, centrally located, pretty rooms.”

Cons:  “No chain of command below nursing supervisor. RN, LVN, CNA all grouped into one 'consideration'. RN may be reporting and CNA enter into conversation and argue…” – Full Review

“Exceptional company, people, and technology.”

Pros:  “I have worked in this industry for over 20 years and I never thought I would go from being my own boss to working for a company as an employee again. DT changed that with…”

Cons:  “I don't see a down side to working with them. Every company will always have challenges as they grow. It is up to those that support the organization to help see…” – Full Review

“Business Development Rep”

Pros:  “Able to work from home and set own schedule”

Cons:  “Management only cares about numbers! In the time I worked there I never once met or even talked to the Senior Director of the department.” – Full Review