
$42k / year
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State of West Virginia (WV) Reviews
What is it like working at State of West Virginia (WV)?
You are pushed very hard to preform massive production and you are under paid.
Social Worker in Fairmont:
Pros: You help children and change their lives
Cons: you are not appreciated and you are not paid very well.
Stable Employment. Don’t expect advancement.
Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist in Charleston:
Pros: Resolving people’s technical problems. Interacting with clients.
Cons: Skill set isn’t fully utilized.
It's fairly laid back and there's so much to learn, so I feel very occupied but not overwhelmed.
Accounts Receivable Clerk in Charleston:
Pros: Paid vacation hours and sick leave
Cons: Fellow employees
ALJ in WV.
Administrative Law Judge, Adjudicator, or Hearing Officer in Charleston:
Pros: low stress; standard hours without overtime or crazy hours
Cons: pay disparity between males and females. It's blatent and ignored at the higher department levels.
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