“Great Place to work with awesome benefits”

Pros:  “Great Benefits, Good Pay, Lots of opportunities”

Cons:  “Heavy Work Load in patient care areas.” – Full Review

“dedicated client first work going on at the skills training/consultant levels, loses momentum with upper management”

Pros:  “+ working with a population of youth and young adults to create positive change in their lives as well as their families + experience behavioral work in a variety of…”

Cons:  “+ disconnection between upper management's motivation to create revenue and the skills trainers' and consultants' motivation to create the best possible services to…” – Full Review

“Great exposure to real-world problems”

Pros:  “1. World-class research. 2. Access to the best infrastructure one can possibly get in a university or even an industry setting. 3. Best place to network with academic and…”

Cons:  “Visa restrictions for international students causes minor difficulties when starting a new post doc. However, the same is true at any other university. So, this is…” – Full Review

“Values-driven company.”

Pros:  “Dedicated people, company really walks the talk on being healthy, staying healthy. I personally have a great deal of flexibility on working remotely. The organization keeps…”

Cons:  “Vacation/sick time/holidays are not great (both sick days and vacation are folded in to Personal Time Off, which doesn't add up to a lot…” – Full Review

“LOVE”

Pros:  “It was a great very rewarding exp”

Cons:  “The once a week trainings” – Full Review

“Administrative Assistant”

Pros:  “Great mission, passionate staff and long-ish hours, but not unreasonable. Fair compensation.”

Cons:  “Didn't feel fully utilized, was a bit bored some of the time.” – Full Review

“Great exposure to real-world problems”

Pros:  “1. World-class research. 2. Access to the best infrastructure one can possibly get in a university or even an industry setting. 3. Best place to network with academic and…”

Cons:  “Visa restrictions for international students causes minor difficulties when starting a new post doc. However, the same is true at any other university. So, this is…” – Full Review