Missouri State University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Great place to continue to learn new skills while forwarding your education. All the staff is friendly and works hard to make sure all the needs of the students are meet."

"I have been working there for almost two years and its been a pleasure working with the fabulous staff and the vibe does elates and fascinates me. I do recommend to take the opportunity if being offered."

"I would like to apply for the advertised post of Civil Engineer, and I believe that my experience, skills and qualifications are an ideal match to the job’s requirements. The enclosed CV demonstrates my significant experience in overseeing a wide range of civil engineering projects, including roads, warehouse and sewer systems. In addition, the projects that I have undertaken have honed my skills in building strong working relationships with clients, giving instruction to building workers and ensuring a quality process from start to finish. I would welcome the opportunity to tell you how my skills and experience would be an asset to your organization and am available for interview at any time. In the meantime, please contact me on the requisite contact details mentioned above if you have any questions relating to my application. Thank you for your consideration. Regards, Syed Mutabarizuddin."

"Employed as staff for 6+ years. Fantastic benefits! Pay is low, as to be expected for a state job. Little/no career progression or promotion potential. Managerial positions receive little/no training and lead due to education credentials."

"Working in Missouri State University is very interesting, we are constantly being supported in making sure that we are able to deliver our duties. This made working here fun and to have great teamwork."

What do you like about working at Missouri State University?

"I like working with people who are highly educated every day."

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

"No one ever moves up here without a PhD, so it may be temporary."

What don't you like about working at Missouri State University?

"It seems like no one is ultimately responsible for anything."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Incorporate more teamwork and collaboration to foster innovation and reduce blame-shifting."

What do you like about working at Missouri State University?

"Desk receptionist job was not very demanding, I could work on homework at the same time."

What don't you like about working at Missouri State University?

"No opportunity for advancement or pay raise at my position."

"Overworked and underpaid but a great learning experience and good references."

What do you like about working at Missouri State University?

"Great training and references. I learned a lot. Faculty are very supportive and willing to help."

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

"Make sure you keep up on your own classwork. Also, try to avoid drinking or partying with the group as many people have embarassed themselves out of jobs."

What don't you like about working at Missouri State University?

"The pay is very low and if you aren't a creative writing or literature major you are sort of alienated. Somewhat unprofessional working environment and technology only works half the time."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Pay at least 2-3 thousand dollars per year and have more clear requirements listed for the graduate students. Have workshops and meetings about how graduate students treat others in the department."

"I gained teaching experience, advised students, and made lab cultures."

What do you like about working at Missouri State University?

"The atmosphere was wonderful, all the employees were helpful and friendly."

What don't you like about working at Missouri State University?

"There are rarely openings for full-time positions and most part-time positions are terminal after a couple years."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I have no suggestions, the management was funny, helpful, and worked hard to make my job experience better."

"MSU was a great place to work."

"I loved my job, but not the upper management due to their lack of professionalism, leadership and character."