“TransUnion Internship”

Pros:  “Internship is flexible, you get some good experience, and can get a good reccomendation, the people are smart and friendly, and I got a full time offer after doing the…”

Cons:  “You have to be realistic about pay, its an internship, and its not some crazy startup that is going to throw crazy money at you.” – Full Review

“The Joint Commission is a great place to work at, and the work is very meaningful.”

Pros:  “good work-life balance, good benefits, flexible work schedule and telecommuting, collaborative and healthy work environment. Management strives to keep employees happy and…”

Cons:  “Not many opportunities for career progression; pay not necessarily driven by performance; slow salary progression; changes is slow.” – Full Review

“A terrible place to work!”

Pros:  “Making a positive difference in the lives of people with disabilities. A lot of vacation and sick time.”

Cons:  “Social Service agency that is top heavy with over paid senior managers while the majority of the employees can barely pay their bills. Very negative culture that…” – Full Review

“In general a good place to work.”

Pros:  “Currently in 2013 there is now room for advancement and training that was not available before. Admissions department pay has been lowered, but so has the workload for a more…”

Cons:  “The problems can be favoritism which ran rampant during my employment period of 2004 - 2009. And accountability for one's own work, and plenty of management back…” – Full Review

“Depends on location”

Pros:  “-Very dedicated teachers -Some schools are supportive of teacher growth”

Cons:  “-No job stability, even with tenure -The principal/ admin determine to culture of the whole school. Some micromanage down to denying teacher access to adult…” – Full Review