Working at City of Los Angeles in Alhambra, CA: 4 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Alhambra, CA Area

"Los County Public Works had provided a wonderful experience for me. As a Civil Engineering Student, I was able to manage my time as a full-time student and still work. The experience I've obtained has been training in the usage of MicroStation, site visits, and writing and editing specifications. It truly is a wonderful place to work in."

"Los Angeles County has been a great experience for me as a newly graduate. The contact with the public helps you gain valuable costumer experience, needed for any type of business really. My co-workers are very friendly, helpful, and supportive. The work load sometimes can get overwhelming, but there is always a co-worker or a supervisor to help you in the process."

What do you like about working at City of Los Angeles?

"work hours and project"

What don't you like about working at City of Los Angeles?

"decision making"

"Nothing like being part of History!"

What do you like about working at City of Los Angeles?

"1. Perfect Transition Opportunity for the next long-term Position 2. Multi-Ethnic 3. Great Training 4. TeamWork 5. Physical Work . . . I lost 10 lbs. moving materials and AV equipment. 6. I had the privelege using my training, teaching, skills to train the clerks and inspectors for the 2008 Presidential Election. It doesn't get any better than that. 7. Excellent Team Leader"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Here's what you need to do to be able to do this job. The ability to change the tire on the car you are riding in, while someone else is driving the car at 70 mph, and someone else is handing you the tools to do your job. AND have confidence that it is all going to come out just fine!"

What don't you like about working at City of Los Angeles?

"NOT ONE SINGLE THING! It was a blast!"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Honestly I really wouldn't change a thing. Maybe a little better organization but it was the nature of the projecr, it takes on a life of its own. I'd do it again in heartbeat!"