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Instructional Designer Reviews
What is it like working as an Instructional Designer?
July 2022
Great for remote work and opportunities.
Instructional Designer in Falls Church:
Pros: Places are accessible and closest city is Washington, DC.
Cons: Cost of living and impacts from inflation.
June 2022
Not a good place for women.
Instructional Designer in Glen Cove:
Pros: The company mission is inspiring.
Cons: They don’t hire, promote, or value women.
April 2022
I work mostly remotely but...
Instructional Designer in Rockville:
Pros: The office is near some really great restaurants.
Cons: Getting there in traffic can be a huge pain.
February 2022
Live by the Beach.
Instructional Designer in Wilmington:
Pros: Wilmington is quirky and fun, with plenty of great places to eat and fun things to do!
Cons: Jobs here are for entry-level or senior executives, and not much in between. Most jobs are Service or Hospitality industry.
January 2022
Meaningful work, but under appreciated in an environment that values research more than teaching.
Instructional Designer in Painesville:
Pros: The people.
Cons: The leadership.
November 2021
Instructional Designer in Long Beach:
The people are wonderful, the work is interesting and management is interested in progressing and improving their processes and systems. Pay is above average for the role and their benefits are fantastic.
October 2021
Instructional Designer in Rochester:
Good coworkers. Some management great, some mediocre. Lots of schedule flexibility for work from home and personal/ family time. Most of the internal customers are good to work with and deadlines are usually reasonable. The downside is that they claim to reward performance it that doesn’t actually show up anywhere.
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