What’s the most work-life balanced, great benefits company in the DC area?

[Anonymous]

Family friendly benefits like backup care, good insurance options and flexible hours, etc...

[Anonymous]

Capital one

[Anonymous]

With the exception of backup care, the federal government.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Capital one

Isn't Capital One headquartered in those towers with open office plans on every floor? You're trading great 'balance' for a miserable work environment.

[Anonymous]

JHUAPL. Not exactly DC though

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Capital one

Isn't Capital One headquartered in those towers with open office plans on every floor? You're trading great 'balance' for a miserable work environment.

Speaking of Capital One. Freddie Mac has come up in my search, is Capital One better? Worse? Same?

[Anonymous]

It does not do flexible hours but has great benefits and decent work life balance - Navy Federal Credit Union.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It does not do flexible hours but has great benefits and decent work life balance - Navy Federal Credit Union.

Something I would point out if you’re house buying - access to their mortgage loans with great rates

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It does not do flexible hours but has great benefits and decent work life balance - Navy Federal Credit Union.

I heard they were going to offer some flexibility after the pandemic.

[Anonymous]

tenured professor at GW or Georgetown.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Capital one

Isn't Capital One headquartered in those towers with open office plans on every floor? You're trading great 'balance' for a miserable work environment.

Except you arent? You can work from home as much as you like at cof.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:With the exception of backup care, the federal government.

I work for DOJ and have back up care. But long hours and lots of travel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Capital one

Isn't Capital One headquartered in those towers with open office plans on every floor? You're trading great 'balance' for a miserable work environment.

Except you arent? You can work from home as much as you like at cof.

Not really

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Capital one

Isn't Capital One headquartered in those towers with open office plans on every floor? You're trading great 'balance' for a miserable work environment.

Except you arent? You can work from home as much as you like at cof.

Not really

Sure you can. You just have to know how to work the system.

Ive been basically 80% WFH for the last decade. Sr Director in card. My primary counterpart in legal leaves at 3pm everyday for “kid stuff” and is off from 3 to 6pm. My counterpart in ops who is a VP works from home 3 days a week.

If your division is crappy about it, move to another. Plenty of places where it’s totally fine.

[Anonymous]

My independent fed agency - tons of non-supervisory 15 positions, back-up care, telework, part time options, and generally reasonable hours.