University of Central Florida Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I've worked for UCF for about 6 years, and in that time have worked in two departments (both dealing with web design). The work is enjoyable and the staff is so nice. Management is good but leaves some room for improvement, salary disparities are promised to be corrected but progress is slow."

"I have worked for CRCV, UCF for 3 years. I have found all students to be not only exceptionally smart be extremely helpful and friendly. The work environment is very motivating. The professor motivates the students to work hard and become the best versions of themselves. I would highly recommend working here."

"UCF is a big research university which provides their faculty with excellent resources to perform their research. During my time at UCF, I could effectively communicate with my supervisor and conduct original research that led to several peer-reviewed journal publications and conference proceedings."

"As any educational institute runs, CREOL is so far the best place to work at."

"I have worked there for more than 4 years. The workplace will offer everything that someone will need to flourish."

"My experience with grant applications are acquired in various ways. Working with professors, I participated in brainstorming research ideas for different types of grants, writing research proposals, and discussing how to address the reviewers’ comments and secure funds."

"I worked for the UCF Knightline for a year during my first year at the University of Central Florida. It is excellently managed and teaches useful customer service skills to use throughout the rest of your career, as well as assists students in getting a head start on their resumes. It is a good work environment through the University of Central Florida, but does not have as many hours as it could."

"I've worked with UCF for 9 years. They are a reputable institution with dedicated staff who believe in its mission."

"The nicholson school of communication is great for those who want to pursue a life in communication either academically or professionally."

"I've worked at UCF since 2011. It has a great environment. Since it is big, it has some growing pains, as well. There are budgetary issues that could affect purchase of new equipment."