Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have volunteered and worked for Dana-Farber for a while now as a Temp. I absolutely love the work environment. Everyone is extremely kind and helpful. It is difficult to get a position there because the bar is set so high(makes sense since it is one of the top institutions). Pay is calculated very fairly and I have never had a problem with my paycheck. 10/10 would work there again."

"Great company to work for, many opportunities to learn."

"Ok place to work. Could use improvement on employee appreciation."

"i have worked for Dana Farber for only a short time, In this time there have been challenging moments and rewarding moments. All of it though has shaped me for my future path in IT. I continue to work hard while adapting to changes on the fly. What makes it such a rewarding job is that you are only a small piece of a bigger pie and help to make everything work the way that it's intended to."

"I've worked as a developer for Dana Farber for 1.1 years. I have had a great experience."

"this was a company that has a unique population to service"

"I like my current job, except for the compensation."

"Since 2008, benefits have gradually been reduced and the atmosphere is do more for less."

"I've worked at Dana Farber as short term temporary job, and I had an amazing experience there."

"I've worked for DFCI for 13 years. It is an honor to work for such an important organization."

"It has been a great starting experience."

What do you like about working at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute?

"The collaborative work approach as well as the friendly and comfortable work atmosphere."

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

"It is very important to know everything in your resume and as much as possible about cancer."

What don't you like about working at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute?

"I would have liked to have more challenges thrown at me."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"The only problem I ever faced was that people are afraid to hand over work to others. Otherwise, it has been great."

What do you like about working at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute?

"The working environment is very pleasant and employees are very helpful."

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

"Know your basics well when applying. Interviews aren't that tough."

What don't you like about working at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute?

"your limited to learn different skill sets and applications as resources are limited to each individual"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would suggest to be open and provide exposure to learn different skills and application"