Metropolitan Transit Authority Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Pay is not amazing but the benefits are phenomenal."

"It is a great work environment that allows for creative thinking and innovative idea. the work climate permits you to be expressive."

"Good company with good benefits"

"Good place to sharpen your skills"

"This is a good company to work for, the Benefits ate good, but unfortunately you are over worked and under valued."

"Great place to gain experience and move up the ladder."

"The only good thing about the company is the pay and benefits but the environment, the not caring about customers only about the bottom line is not worth it, and upper management could care less about those working under them unless their position is affected."

"An enjoyable experience to say the least."

"I'm impressed by their agile environment."

"I started out as an intern in this company, and I'm satisfied the amount of skills I gained including technical and soft-skills."

"Working for Police Administration--not good for women."

"I worked for the MTA Long Island Rail Road as a Contract Graphic Designer through the LJ Gonzer Associates. It was a great opportunity, and I would be willing to be hired on full time if the chance ever developed. The overall experience was wonderful."

"Outstanding employee with a proven track record of meeting and exceeding company goals and objectives,"

"great exposure in new technology and real world application"

What do you like about working at Metropolitan Transit Authority?

"The company offers job security and exposure to the new technology."

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

"If you applied for the position you know then you shouldn't worry for the interview. Be yourself."

What don't you like about working at Metropolitan Transit Authority?

"They should have a cafeteria so we can use it for our brown bag lunch."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"There should be a team meeting to bring every employee up to date."

What do you like about working at Metropolitan Transit Authority?

"First, I am no longer working for METRO. What I did like while I was there were the people. I had some excellent supervisors and was given the chance to basically change careers without changing employers."

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

"Best tip - be aware that METRO is a government agency and not a corporation and as such is often restricted due to compliance for funding and other legal requirements."

What don't you like about working at Metropolitan Transit Authority?

"The biggest negative impact was the budget. There never seemed to be enough money to properly market METRO's services."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"There needs to be less management and more trust in the worker bee ranks. The board of directors need to oversee the larger picture and not be involved in the day-to-day operations."