Sacramento State Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked at Sacramento State since 2016 in the Athletics Department. The department serves 21 Division I sports. It is a small staff with a big responsibility, meaning there is a lot to do and a lot to learn. There is always something you can be doing and learning which helps develop your skillset as a professional. The staff has been around the department for many years. This leads to a lot of expertise but not a lot of room for growth. If you are an athletics professional looking to land and grow in the industry, Sacramento State is the perfect fit."

"The supervisor is really nice and easy-going. The tutoring center is not crowded which is good for those who need help."

"I guess this company is a good place to work. Thanks"

"I have worked at Sacramento State Career Center for almost 3 years now and I have loved all the roles I have worked here. I started out as their Social Media Coordinator then later on took the Employer Relations role. With both, I have gained a significant amount of knowledge as well as gain new connections. I love how flexibility and understanding they are."

"I was the Learning Assistant for CSUS where my duties were to help set up labs for the physics professor as well as walk around the room answering questions any of the students had during the lab. The professor gave me the freedom to assist students how I thought would work best rather than answering their questions in a cookie cutter format."

"Good benefits and flexible schedule."

"I worked for Sac State for 1.5 years. I found it to be a challenging job with good ethical values and an emphasis on customer service. The company employed 2000 people, and is located in California."

"Provides great professional experience."

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"It is small but not bad."

"I really enjoyed working in the Math Department of CSUS. The staff is friendly and helpful and I enjoyed teaching."

"I lectured in assembly language for five years. I was a popular teacher and I made many friends: colleges and students. However, the chairman paid me a pittance to teach my full classes."