Department of Justice Employer Reviews

This was a fast paced work environment with showed me how to work under pressure and lots of challenges. Our team was a very fun and energetic group which I will always remember.

Government institution. Extremely professional place. Got tremendous amount of knowleges.

8hours day work for 5 days, i've learned a lot thru accounting principles even though I am not an accountant the management is so nice and great to work with my co workers are all friendly and nice, i enjoyed working with them .

It's a great place to work. There are plenty of opportunities to advance and even move horizontally. Pay is less than working in the private sector.

If you are looking for a opportunity where yo can work flexible, check out the intern program in the governement. Great way to start of a career.

A great job to work at, I am just looking to get closer to home.

Work day can be very interesting at times, you just never know what can be in stored. Learned so much about working with people from all different walks of life. Management is the achilles tendon in the Criminal Division. The hardest part of the job was not being acknowledge or receiving the credit due for ones hard work. I think the part of loved the – more... most was getting to know all my co-workers. – less

I work at cash hall doing receipting of EFT and meet many different people every day and that helps me to learn to deal with all kinds of people and I am usually called to assist in every section if they have difficulty or problem with theeir computer. I get aloong with every oune at work and my office manager is a very nice person. The hard thing about – more... my job is that some time i have to malty task, like receipting, paying out of money through FNB website, ansering incoming calls and attend to public at the same time – less

MONTH END
LEARNED MORE ABOUT ADMIN DUTIES
MANAGEMENT IS GOOD
ARE NOT HARDWORKING
WHEN I'M CLOSING THE BOOK MONTH END
HEPLING THE PUBLIC IN TIME

Worked at the Department of Justice for years with the intention of being developed further within the ranks of the department.

However, Puerto Rico is highly politically motivated and oriented towards changes in its governmental structures in general election years. The changes made by the newly elected governor in 2008 caused the loss of 30,000 jobs – more... in the public sector. I was one of the affected professionals, who had to actually re-invent themselves to survive in a country with high unemployment, more so for public servants like myself. – less

This position was a Modern Day Slavery, Paper Driven position. The contract I was employed by wasn't flexible at all. They didn't have NO work/Life balance. The compensation was below the avarage scale for a manager's position. They did not provide the tools necessary to perform the job.

Watching and learning of what it takes to keep civil society, civil. It takes hard work, appreciation for compromise, the law, mercy, and for the most heinous, greedy, brutal, cunning, and knowing the difference between whats right and fair, and whats wrong and corrupt. Learning that people abuse the system, and the system can be broken, but can be – more... fixed on by good people. I had great mentors. – less

Working for the Department of Justice has been a grat experience. I have learned a lot. The only problem has been that, although I have asked for it, I have not been given the chance to transfer to other divisions in order to continue the learning process.

A wonderful place to work with warm and welcoming people. It allowed me to have a first taste of working in the legal field and provided me with the basic research and processing skills to be a successful legal assistant.

My job includes mostly management, I have learned to work with and supervising people , I can work as an individual and as a team. the hardest part of the job is to see to it that everyone complies with the policies and adhear to rules. I enjoy most when we have achoeved the goals and served the public with passion.I get along very well with my co workers – more... as I play a major role in my section and always take initiative. – less

start working at 07:45
learned about Procurement and BAS
co -workers: some of them do not have trust that some of their colleagues can be able to perform duties as specified.
having to deal with clients that expect the miracle, since we are having challenges about our work environment.

I enjpy the fact that at the end of the day i know that there are – more... familioes taht are happy and having food on their table due to succesful payments that I process everyday. – less

Great co-workers and working environment. A typical day would be high paced, answering a lot of calls. The most beautiful view to the ocean.

Currently a disabled Veteran. Typical day of work varied. I have learned to work with various cultures and backgrounds. Co-workers were great. Hardest part of the job varied. Enjoyed my jobs.

Training program for law enforcement agencies in Bangladesh. I learnt to managing and coordinating time, resource and personnel through my job. Hardest part of the job was the sudden and immediate deadlines. Multi-tasking has always been a vital skill. Most enjoyable parts were the interaction I had with trainers and trainees and my co-workers.

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