Project Specialist Reviews

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Last updated Oct 24 2024
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Project Specialist Reviews

What is it like working as a Project Specialist?

September 2023
Decent.
Project Specialist in Washington:
Pros: This is a decent company to work for. Not the best.
Cons: The payscale is not accurate. The managers micromanage but do the things they dont allow their employees to do.
March 2023
Not What I'd Hoped For.
Project Specialist in Garland:
Pros: My manager allows me to handle my projects on my own without constant supervision.
Cons: I wasn't given a choice as to what role I play on the team. Pay and raises are low. Bonuses aren't guaranteed.
February 2023
Busy and fulfilling.
Project Specialist in Belford:
Pros: I like finding discrepancies, working to resolve them while also providing efficiencies
October 2022
It's busy and stressful but I enjoy most of the work I do.
Project Specialist in Morrisville:
Pros: The flexibility.
Cons: The lack of communication and support from senior leadership.
April 2022
It Has Changed A lot.
Project Specialist in Baton Rouge:
Pros: Most of the people I work with.
Cons: I am not paid enough, the administrator is toxic, and some what of a bully.
March 2021
Fast paced.
Project Specialist in Orchard Road:
Pros: different projects to explore
Cons: paperwork and bad communication from the management, sometimes hiring had to be as fast as 3 days
February 2020
Make sure the client gets their equipment when needed.
Project Specialist in Morristown:
Pros: Always meeting new people, working trade shows for the company, business travel
Cons: Can be disorganized in how it implements policy

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