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Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

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Great place to work - Anonymous employee Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Employee Review

5.0
May 30, 2012
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Lovely people. Sometimes there are difficult patients, but the good ones could change your life. They do employee surveys once every 3 years and they take them very seriously. Most managers are intelligent and competent.

Cons

There are some layers. If your on the bottom of the ladder, do what you can to shine, but even the smallest project have 10 hands in the cookie jar. If your manager is poor, its hard to deal with them. They don't fire people at the top of the ladder easily. When climbing the ladder, a lot of it is luck, not skill. By the way, if your a Session Assistant, don't stay in the job for any more than 2 years. Either look for a job elsewhere at MSKCC or leave. Don't hold out for the Practice Leader position as those are impossible to get. Some of the brightest and most skilled people I know have been turned down for that position as the competition is STIFF.

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Pros

Great health insurance and scholarship programs for people still in school

Cons

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Pros

A lot of people to work with and a great amount of exposure to different in-house counsel areas. If you are proactive, there are plenty of people willing to try and meet with you and explain things, though their time is limited. If you can pick at their brains, the Attorneys of the smartest and most hard-working individuals you'll meet. They have some fun events and team-bonding,

Cons

Lack of diversity in interns, which make fit and experience difficult. Even upon meeting diverse staff and people, there always seems to be a barrier and front. Attorneys generally have little time to teach you, but they do their best. Compensation is lackluster, but benefits and events are fun. Sometimes work can lag, and you must be proactive in seeking it out for yourself.

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