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The U.S. Geological Survey is a government agency that studies and monitors natural resources, hazards, and environmental changes.

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5.7
Joint 210th of 214 rated public administrative organizations

Rating based on 6 employees who took the Breakroom Quiz

How the U.S. Geological Survey ranks

U.S. Geological Survey ranks joint 210th to work for out of public administrative organizations.

  1. 208= Texas Department Of Criminal Justice
    5.8
  2. 210= U.S. Geological Survey
    5.7
  3. 210= Child Protective Services
    5.7

Rankings are based on Breakroom Ratings for employers with 5 or more Breakroom Quiz responses, accurate as of July 12, 2025.

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Top 5 public administrative organizations

Based on job reviews from 3,181 employees.

  1. City Of Denton

    Reviewed by 6 employees

    9.5

  2. City Of Long Beach (California)

    Reviewed by 5 employees

    9.4

  3. City Of Charlotte (North Carolina)

    Reviewed by 6 employees

    9.3

  4. City Of Wichita

    Reviewed by 6 employees

    9.3

  5. City Of Cincinnati

    Reviewed by 9 employees

    9.2

Bottom 5 public administrative organizations

Based on job reviews from 3,181 employees.

  1. U.S. Geological Survey

    Reviewed by 6 employees

    5.7

  2. Child Protective Services

    Reviewed by 6 employees

    5.7

  3. New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision

    Reviewed by 10 employees

    5.5

  4. Weber County

    Reviewed by 5 employees

    5.2

  5. Marine Corps Systems Command

    Reviewed by 7 employees

    5.2