“Mayo is a good place to work.”

Pros:  “Good pay, good hours. Encourages further education and personal improvement.”

Cons:  “Lack of leadership in some divisions. Failure to follow through on promises for increased opportunities.” – Full Review

“A good place to get started, but hard to be promoted.”

Pros:  “Good parent company. Get to know a lot of data a modeling.”

Cons:  “No strategic vision for that markets group.” – Full Review

“Collaborative, purposeful and thriving research community”

Pros:  “One of the top two cancer research centers on the West coast, this non-profit research institution is integrated with the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, which receives…”

Cons:  “Not really specific to this institution, but government cuts to funding have really made it more difficult to thrive in a primarily academic institution.” – Full Review

“Research Associate”

Pros:  “Fantastic colleagues and a research environment that is second to none worldwide. Boston is a great place to work and live.”

Cons:  “Expected time commitment exceeds that at similar institutions.” – Full Review

“A great place to work.”

Pros:  “The company is very family and employee friendly. This is most evident in the treatment of chronically ill (i.e., cancer) employees and employees' family members…”

Cons:  “Perhaps we could see our leadership on site more frequently to assist with local issues or gauge changes to the workplace climate.” – Full Review

“Sometimes frustrating but stable job”

Pros:  “- Good benefits - Good work/life balance - Healthcare is changing and it's an exciting field”

Cons:  “- Bureaucratic - Siloed - Slow to get things done - There is a learned helplessness with many employees so it is hard to be innovative and do exciting things” – Full Review