University of Cincinnati Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked as a graduate assistant at University of Cincinnati for almost two years. I can touch the real world projects, and applying what I have learnt to these projects can make me have a better understanding of the future work."

"I have worked as a Research Assistant in BioMicroSyatems lab for 3 years now. I have learnt and acquired many skills during my time here, such as Cleanroom skills, photolithopgraphy, Microfabrication, etc. The work environment is really good and our supervisor gives us the flexibility to work in our own pace which does not put us through a lot of stress."

"Worked for the University for a little over a year. Pay was incredibly low for a given position, but very little was expected from employees. Good spring board to a real job."

"The work environment was very flexible and there was a lot of room to grow. I learned many new skills involved in BI analysis due to the high level of flexibility and willingness to try new things."

"I have worked in Reed Gallery as a part of graduate assistant duty. It is really a good position for students majoring Fine Art."

"It varies department to department. My department was arguably the best at the university. The employees were excellent and wanted to be there, doing the work they did. I was protected from the overhanging university bureaucracy and allowed to do my job to the best of my ability. I was able to be part of a team where my skills were a good complement."

"I have worked for the University of Cincinnati for 9 years. The professional environment varies from department to department, like in any big organization. I have been fortunate to work with one of the best departments within the organization. It is extraordinarily professional with commitment to excellent service, teaching, and research. The people are the best, most professional, and most helpful."

"I like to work as a graduate assistant to teach students, and I can also spend plenty of time working with many professors."

"I've worked for UC a little more over two years. University of CincinnatI is one of the best places to work. If my government funding had not ended, I would have stayed there for many years to come."

"I've worked here for 2+ years. The directors have been very accommodating and helpful with their advises."

"A typical graduate student experience."

What do you like about working at University of Cincinnati?

"The exposure to new ideas and the freedom to try anything, good to pursue research."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Since it is basically an academic institution, your resume should demonstrate strong teaching skills."

What don't you like about working at University of Cincinnati?

"Some schools are not involved actively with the industry to provide training opportunities for the students."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"To invest more in attracting new researches. To keep open channels with companies."

"University of CincinnatI is a very good environment/place to work."

What do you like about working at University of Cincinnati?

"I like the intelligence level and the friendliness of most people."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be very patient and work together to get your feet in. It takes a month or two to get initiated."

What don't you like about working at University of Cincinnati?

"There is no space for advancement and working together; it is really hard to get involved in projects that are going around and got stuck, because of the issues of working together is not allowed from the point of the origination of the grants."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Ingenious people should be allowed to work with other departments, which needs to be implemented by the government through grant layout, which will bring more power to the outcome of the ongoing projects."

"Great work place and very stimulating environment."

What do you like about working at University of Cincinnati?

"Helpful supervisor, great team members and continuous learning opportunity at every step."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"You need to be academically very sound and should have a research oriented mindset. Great work place and very stimulating environment made me realize my career goals. Working on so many projects introduced me to many of the technologies on which I plan to build my future career. I got to learn to be a team player and contribute to other projects as well as working on my own, which taught me how to handle multiple projects at the same time. The interdisciplinary nature of the work was well suited to give an exposure of how different concepts can be merged to give a holistic solution."

What don't you like about working at University of Cincinnati?

"Lack of infrastructure and less facilities when it comes to technology."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Spend some money to upgrade technological resources and facilities for better results."