Northeastern University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked as a Teacher Assistant for almost two years, and I have enjoyed helping other students when taking computer science courses for the first time. The job duties have made me become faster in thinking solutions."

"I have worked at Northeastern for 15 years. I have earned my college degree with honors. I have made many good friends here I know many people in the workplace. Sometimes I wonder how I would be able to do my job without knowing everyone on a personal basis. I have had many great memories here. I just feel it is time to move on and take on a new endeavor."

"I've worked for two years here. This has included hands on experience that will be valuable moving forward in my professional career and development."

"Northeastern University is a place that supports work life balance as well as constantly pushing itself to innovate. An exciting place to work and provides many opportunities for growth."

"Big university. Probably as many different opinions as geese at the Fens."

"Not accounting for some excellence the overall level of Northeastern education is pretty poor."

"Northeastern students work incredibly hard, and deserve better administrative and technical support."

What do you like about working at Northeastern University?

"I love that it is innovative, unique, interesting... never boring! International!"

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

"Talk about innovation and international efforts - show that you are eager to work all the time."

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

"Too much work, no work-life balance, too much work, not high quality."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Work life balance, focus on social justice and diversity, higher pay."

"NEU is a great employer if you have the right adviser. Interpersonal relations are key, make sure to iron that first thing. Always stay updated and don't fall behind on new developments!"

"I am a PhD student here and working as a research assistant since 2016."