How flexible is your schedule working at Oak Ridge National Laboratory?

Better work life balance than industry or academia, collaborative science and generally good co-workers

Very low parental leave, 3 weeks vacation per year to start. Salary is good for the area but likely lower than industry, have heard mixed things in terms of support for early career staff

Flexible working hours, good vacation days

In a small town, far from big cities

- flexible work schedule - fantastic industry exposure - collaboration with academia

- sustain your own funding, lack of directed focus from management - help is around, but often feels like you're on your own

Flexible work time, collaboration with colleagues

If you want to do some serious projects it is kind of difficult to get students. And the overhead for postdocs are very high. And the safety and classification screening can be pain sometimes.

remote work options and flexible hours

instability with government/ administration changeovers

Comprehensive benefits, extremely flexible schedule.

You won't be an engineer without a Master's. Starting salary with a B.S. will be less than $83K.

Best thing I like about ORNL is Flexible schedule

At the End of fiscal year, there might be some pressure

flexibile work hours, nice work life balance

The location is not super convenient.

Intelligent community of scientists and engineers, very flexible work schedules

work can be slow/boring at times

Very flexible working hours. Supportive members.

Pressure of delivering papers/proposals Manage funding for projects