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Assistant Research Scientist Reviews
What is it like working as an Assistant Research Scientist?
May 2020
High Stress High Workload Low Pay.
Assistant Research Scientist in Dallas:
Pros: Benefits
Cons: Employers are biased and administration does not help underdog.
June 2019
Positive work environment.
Assistant Research Scientist in Madison:
Pros: Trusted to do my work on my own and get it done on time
Cons: pressure for timelines and current restructuring adding work
June 2019
Great environment, not great compensation.
Assistant Research Scientist in Salt Lake City:
Pros: I love the people I work with and the opportunities I have had to do different things since starting my job at RB.
Cons: I feel that I am underpaid and there is no recourse or transparency to change this.
December 2018
Assistant Research Scientist in Charlottesville:
Pros: Easy commute, affordable living
Cons: Small town atmosphere
May 2015
Assistant Research Scientist:
Pros: Many young researchers at company keeping the atmosphere refreshing; company's ability to sponsor further training, courses, workshops & conferences.
Cons: Tedious research projects that never ends; stressful.
May 2015
Assistant Research Scientist:
Pros: My group is small, so it is easy to communicate with and find members of myteam and others in the building quickly. I am able to communicate with people across various levels of employment.
The laboratory is primarily a contact laboratory, so the analyst could be working on a totally different project every few months.
I am given the opportunity and encouraged to set up most of my experiments with minimal guidance. My boss is available to discuss/evaluate my plans.
Cons: The work can be very tedious... You may find that you will learn just a set of techniques and all you will be doing every day is one of those few techniques over and over again.
There can be some disconnect between the analysts and those higher up in management, in that there will be a demand to have data available within time constraints that cut into the analyst's life outside of work.
December 2014
Excellims Employment Offer Evaluation.
Assistant Research Scientist:
Pros: I am involved in a lot of interesting research projects and, because of the size of the company, I am able to have a higher level of involvement than I would ordinarily be allowed at a larger company.
Cons: There is a general lack of organization.
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