Working at Northwestern University in Chicago, IL: 14 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Chicago, IL Area

"Great company to work for!"

"Northwestern is a great place to work especially for people who have families. They genuinely care for the well being of their employees and provide them with whatever is needed to excel in their performance. As an institution they have a good moral scale."

"Northwestern Data Science Bootcamp, I have had the opportunity to collaborate and lead a project with 30 diverse students. Attuning people from utterly different backgrounds could be a big challenge, but I take it as an opportunity to improve my leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills. Through this role, I have served as back lead instructor introducing data structures, visualization, Python, JS(D3, Leaflet), SQL, Tableau, API, HTML and AI concepts to support students with in-class activities. Best resources and staffs."

"I was working for Clinical Research Office, Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University, Chicago, IL. I was reporting to an Independent Data Monitoring Committee (DMC)."

"Northwestern University is certainly a well known and respected institution. Being a university, business can be quite confusing at times due to the environment which is quite eclectic. I believe a lack of cohesive enterprise goal making can cause confusion and lack of career opportunities for non-faculty personnel."

"No complaints for Northwestern University, it's an awesome place to work."

"Northwestern Medical is a growing company, not very open work environment. They need to provide a more flexible work environment."

"Great employer to work for. I have learned a lot while at NU."

What do you like about working at Northwestern University?

"Taking care of patients with autoimmune diseases can be extremely gratifying, especially when they do well. You form a relationship that can last for life."

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

"Know the protocols backwards and forwards. Be compassionate at all times to the patient, no matter what happens."

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

"Not much room for career advancement or increase in salary"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Better organization and communication would have been helpful. Educational opportunities should be offered."

"It was fulfilling and a good cause."

"I like to work in Northwestern University, Chicago, IL"