“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

“Amazing People”

Pros:  “Unquestionably, a group of fine, motivated people who are out to do good in the world. I am lucky to have to have worked there.”

Cons:  “Long training sessions at difficult times.” – Full Review

“Horrible mgmt, favoritism, no trust in direct care staff (res/supported housing) counselors”

Pros:  “Pays a tad bit higher than other human service companies ($0.50-$1.00/hr.), no physical restraints where I worked.”

Cons:  “No advancement opportunities. (unless you "know someone at HR" or are a favored employee. Manager I was under for job only my longevity & default. Mgmt has verry…” – Full Review

“Amazing experience”

Pros:  “Doing work that matters. Positive environment.”

Cons:  “Some locations are difficult to get to.” – Full Review

“Entrepreneurial spirit”

Pros:  “Room for growth and initiative - especially in the field. More dynamic than most other UN agencies. Young colleagues, good spirit and dynamism”

Cons:  “Very poor HR management and funding varies depending on donors, not only poor job stability but also difficult to retain talent” – Full Review

“Extremely rewarding, intense and fulfilling. One of the best hospitals in the United States.”

Pros:  “Very rewarding experiences with patients. The hospital in its entirety is absolutely outstanding.”

Cons:  “No cons available for this position.” – Full Review

“Wonderful stepping stone to State Employment”

Pros:  “Wonderful boss at teh local level. Lots of support. employer was willing to work with me as far as hours. I began as part time and worked into full time. They allowed me…”

Cons:  “Very, very , very low pay.” – Full Review