Indiana University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I love the environment here. The people are very good to work with."

"Time was spent as both a graduate researcher and a graduate assistant instructor. Fellow students and coworkers are fantastic but, like many large universities, the priority that professors have for students is not consistent."

"I have worked for Indiana University for a long time, and the compensation is low, but the benefits are great. There has been a culture shift over the past ten years that has altered the character of IU, such that it is no longer as fun and interesting a place to work, and more mired in internal politics."

"I worked at IBRC as a developer(Graduate Assistant) since 2016"

"I have been working for the School of Health and Human Sciences of Indiana University Indianapolis. I have learned a lot about interactive robotics and implementing different aspects of engineering to integrate and develop assistive medical devices for the Physical Therapy Department on the Project (Quantifiable Soft Tissue Manipulation)."

"I've worked with Indiana University Kokomo for 9 years in some capacity. I adore my department but it is difficult to move up in the company and the pay is very low for the level of education required."

"Working in Polis Center is great but the development phase is very slow."

What do you like about working at Indiana University?

"challenging, but I enjoy learning from different people and teams."

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

"Networking is really important. It is always one of the most important parts of your job"

What don't you like about working at Indiana University?

"Some people know only making money. challenging, but I enjoy learning from different people and different teams."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Build up a relaxed fun team, in which we can do our job more smoothly in cooperative way."