Working at Full Sail University in Orlando, FL: 5 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Orlando, FL Area

"Full Sail did a great job at preparing me for the games industry as well as teaching me how to work with people on large projects. I had a very positive experience at Full Sail as a student and my colleagues feel the same way."

"I have worked at Full Sail University for just over two years now. Full Sail has given me the opportunity to constantly keep up to date with new technologies that are being offered in the game development program. While also challenging me to improve in areas to game development that I was not the strongest in while I was pursuing my degree. Full Sail is a great place to work and I recommend it to anyone who is looking for a place to keep up with current technologies."

"I worked at Full Sail for 2 and a half years and overall it was about an okay experience. The best reason to work there is the people you work with everyday. The company itself is maybe a step above terrible mostly due to it's poor leadership. They also have a bad habit of withholding vacation pay due to mistakes made by management."

"I have worked at Full Sail for three years, it was a very good experience. I was able to not only help others become better programmers. But I was also able to improve my own skills because I needed to make labs for students to complete. I would recommend being a supervisor to anyone who wants to improve their skills. Before they actually get into the industry."

What do you like about working at Full Sail University?

"The money isn't bad, and there's lot of parties and perks."

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

"The training is the same show our student see. You'll be made to believe that it's run like Google. The flashy electronics aside, the inner workings of the school are antiquated and frustrating."

What don't you like about working at Full Sail University?

"I only deal with the worst of the students. I never leave my desk. I never have any personal contact with anyone I work for or with."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I'd like it to be easier to move between jobs and departments."