$28.10 / hour
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State of Minnesota (MN) Reviews
What is it like working at State of Minnesota (MN)?
Great Place to Work.
Employment Specialist in St. Paul:
Pros: Freedom to perform my job in the way I see fit (within legal guidelines) and control my own schedule.
Cons: Government policies and politics.
Natural Variety.
Consultant, Learning and Development in Minneapolis:
Pros: Autonomy to do what I do best, consulting, always learning about the work our agency does and working with some great scientists and people who are passionate about our natural resources, variety of projects, developing training and being creative.
Cons: My manager is a micromanager so there is a trust issue. Also one coworker who does nothing, doesn't listen, cannot complete a project and is not held accountable for completing any work on her own. This causes morale and trust issues in the team. Our manager has decided that this issue is a team dynamic issue versus a performance issue and cannot admit that she made a mistake hiring this person. Usually our manager does the majority of her work for her and cannot let her facilitate training on her own because she's inappropriate.
Stressful yet personally rewarding.
Workforce Development Specialist in Burnsville:
Pros: close to home
Cons: my boss
Our pay does not compare with our service we provide.
Custodian in Buffalo:
Pros: It is constant employment.
Cons: Pay and compensation.
Slogging along for a lifetime.
Registered Nurse (RN) in Faribault:
Pros: Compensation and stability
Cons: Monotony
I do five people‘s jobs and I actually do commission or level Work but not compensated at that little.
Executive Director in St. Paul:
Pros: Work but not compensated at that little. I get to work on any issue that impacts the disability community so at any given time or year I can be working on a variety of subjects every day every year is different.
Cons: The politics
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