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U.S. Census Bureau Reviews
What is it like working at U.S. Census Bureau?
Satisfying.
Field Representative in Clinton:
Pros: Flexible work time and that my work is meaningful and seves a purpose
Cons: Will not last very long it is temporary
Great Job. No Benefits or Security.
Field Representative in Kansas City:
Pros: Flexible schedule, helping country, meeting people,learning about community
Cons: People that are anti government/ stereotype or assume/ people not willing to listen or learn in order to improve out system. No benefits. Must use own phone, car and home. No Benefits. Can end anytime.
Senior Computer Scientist in Arlington:
Friendly work environment with mission-driven employees and contractors. A wonderful place to work with some of the most important data in the United States on projects that are critical to the survival of the Republic.
Stressful.
Field Representative in Philadelphia:
Pros: Wprk my own hours
Cons: Pay, management, travel, rude people, working at night, bad weather, safety, meeting quotas
Great experience, very Challenging.
Recruiting Coordinator in Chicago:
Pros: The value of the work
Cons: Bureaucracy
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