East Central University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked as an ERAP intern during my university at USEPA. During my intern, I worked as Data analyst and Programmer. My job roles and responsibilities included to support the on-going project by developing models, building solutions, data analysis and interpretation, data testing, develop graphical representation of those scientific data etc. Similarly, I also worked as a Research Assistant with my academic advisor in the university. There I worked for a independent research project which was on noise analysis and group testing on real world networks. During my work with both companies, I came to know that a company should be as a platform where one can express his/her skills to the fullest. To attain that, I think one should feel more comfortable, reliable and confident to work amongst other individuals with different backgrounds, races, cultures, and different approaches. For that, a company requires a strong, organized proper management system that respects all employees equally, regardless of their position. The work site should be friendly and open, rather than like a cage. The company needs to motivate and elevate the standards every now and then to keep the employees motivated and up to the standards of the company. There should be a diverse cultural setting environment in a company."

"Pretty laid back. An easy company to work for, granted I was only a Lab Assistant. Schedules were flexible and a good opportunity for me to work on school projects."

What do you like about working at East Central University?

"Not much."

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

"Look elsewhere."

What don't you like about working at East Central University?

"Pretty much everything."

What do you like about working at East Central University?

"The campus is nice, many of the people are as well."

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

"If you're not being hired for a top tier job, then your pay will be less than half what you can make elsewhere. The benefits do not make up that difference by at all. I would recommend going elsewhere."

What don't you like about working at East Central University?

"Low pay, no chance for advancement, working four jobs, no pay increases due to budget limitations."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Keep the promises you make when hiring. Pay attention to when your employees are grossly overworked."