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Assistant Controller Reviews
What is it like working as an Assistant Controller?
January 2019
Good People and Engaging Work.
Assistant Controller in Richmond:
Pros: I like the atmosphere. The culture is positive and focused around saftey.
Cons: Meetings can drag on and hours worked can be long.
December 2018
Roi.
Assistant Controller in San Francisco:
Pros: Location
Cons: High rent
December 2018
Easy commute.
Assistant Controller in Brockton:
Pros: location
Cons: not safe area
November 2018
No comments.
Assistant Controller in Dania Beach:
Pros: close from home
Cons: no other job opportunities
October 2018
Hawaii is a great place to work and live.
Assistant Controller in Honolulu:
Pros: People is not crazy about working long hours, they understand there should be a balance between work and life
Cons: salaries are low
July 2018
Good.
Assistant Controller in Ada:
Pros: co-workers
Cons: not much else around
May 2018
Small Raises.
Assistant Controller in Columbus:
At least in a company centered around sales the accounting department is not valued and raises when they do come are small.
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