$88k / year
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What is it like working at Metropolitan Transportation Authority?
There is a lot to learn especially during the field surveys. Lot of interesting challenges and opportunity to meat with contractors during the meetings.
Electrical Design Engineer in New York:
Pros: Being given the opportunity to lead the project and present the progress of what I have achieved. Being trusted to do my work without being micro managed. The benefits.
Cons: There room for moving up is there but it looks like you have to know who to talk to first before how you actually perform
Able to demonstrate leadership ,interpersonal skills.
Service Manager (General) in Garden City:
Pros: Job Autonomy,Fexibility
Cons: Lost 1 week vacation time
Challenging but always a learning experience.
Diesel Mechanic in Bronxville:
Pros: Job security
Cons: Pay
Bus Operator in New York:
Best driving job many coworkers make 100+ yearly those that kill overtime 145 great medical benefits but traffic can be a pain along with a few rude passengers as long as you do your job management is ok.
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