4.0
Sep 7, 2009
Anonymous employee
Current employee
Washington, DC
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros
Being a JPA is not a work description since it could mean anything from working in IT to WBI. But I have the good side I think and work on operations directly, get to work with the client, travel and get real exposure and learning. I am loving the actual job
Cons
But the compensation and restrictions associated with being a JPA not so much. I have to leave after 2 years not to come back for at least the 2 following years. The salary is not what it should be (they set the minimum requirement to be a Bachelors degree but the truth is that 90% of the JPAs have masters which makes the salary not the most fair)