CSX reviews

The pay is good, but you're selling your social life for an easy buck. Co-workers become like family because you spend more time with coworkers than your family. If you have a college degree and no nothing about the railroad you can move up and be a boss. This is a pro and con depending on your point of view. While people that have years of railroad knowledge and experience get left behind because of the BS charges on their work history or they don't know the right people. Benefits are good, but it's not cheap working for the railroad. Benefits, union dues, run off insurance adds up.

Limited growth opportunities. Very cliquish atmosphere. Attempts to be forward thinking often squashed by upper executive management.