Pros
+Some paid holidays +They pay for you to get certified +The kids and parents were wonderful.
Cons
I'm not sure how this place keeps making so many "best of" lists. It must be because the childcare industry as a whole is one of the worst in which to work, and Bright Horizons is marginally better than most places. But it's still rife with deep-seated issues: -The teachers are expected to work WITHOUT PAY to finish kids’ portfolios and curriculum planning. Bright Horizons takes advantage of the fact that their workers will not fight this. It’s despicable. -Paid sick time accumulates at an absolutely pathetic pace. It equates to about four days per year, which is not even close to being enough considering how often teachers get sick from working at BH! -You’re forced to take an unpaid hour break whether or not you want to – which is BH’s way of making you stay 9 hours while only paying you for 8. Most teachers did work during their breaks (all unpaid). -Coworkers gossip, tattletale, and spread lies.