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Attorney General's Office Reviews
What is it like working at Attorney General's Office?
I really love what I do and who I work for.
Administrative Coordinator in Columbia:
Pros: Being able to interact with all level employees and have the opportunity to work on different projects at any given time. And most importantly the ability to learn and grow
Cons: My 10 years of hands on experience and taking classes to learn what I didnt know is still is not enough to get paid what my counterparts get paid with a bachelors degree right out of college.
Good.
Paralegal / Legal Assistant in Reno:
Pros: My attorneys appreciate me.
Cons: My compensation is way below what I should be making. My salary is the same as it was 20 years ago. :(
It's a great experience and it helps me to grow and communicate more.
Program Manager, IT in Columbia:
Pros: They are fair and willing to listen to any issues the staff may have.
Cons: Not enough interaction with lower management and staff.
Great experience, meet alot of people, no career path or elevation, low paid salary.
Court Clerk in Nassau:
Pros: Meeting new people
Cons: Salary
Very stressfull.
Victim Advocate in Hagåtña:
Pros: Working on criminal cases and speaking to the victims to give them information.
Cons: Very few raises
Office Support Specialist in San Antonio:
Expectations for calls is are ridiculous, especially when callers are rude and disrespectful. We are the first contact and don’t get real support from field offices. We have little power and called out when calls are dropped.
Civil Servants give there all for the State of California.
Senior Paralegal in Los Angeles:
Pros: Flexibility of work, excitement of assisting at trial, and work with talented attorneys
Cons: Pay
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