272 Researcher Reviews

"I love that I have to keep myself exposed to new ideas and try new things. I wouldn't say I hate the following aspect, but being in total control of my schedule and workflow, without much supervision, is taking some adjustment."

"I like to learn about new things and indulge myself in a certain topic. However, it can get tiring to have to read several long articles."

"I was not compensated or considered for all that I did."

"I was never promoted to join the IT staff as was promised on several occasions, they were happy paying me to fix everything cheaply."

"I love being creative and making novel connections. I do not like the social stigma often associated with research."

"Love the fact of having the opportunity to deploy complex systems, don't agree with job compensations and bonuses.Hate not being able to work in a fast paced group and being in touch with them to compare and discuss my work."

"The good thing is I can learn a lot as a researcher. But it is not that challenging and closely related to the industry."

"I could learn a lot of new knowledge as a researcher. However, the working environment is not that challenging."

"I love the innovation part."

"I like research because I can improve and learn new things. Being course assistant is a little boring and I believe I'm meant to do more important things."

"The Cyber Physical Integration Lab is led by very talented individuals in their domain. They provide excellent funding, and research opportunities for their students."

"As a researcher, you must love being in lab, because experiments are not a usual 9-5 job."

"I have much freedom to pursue my interests, which mainly lie in teaching at this time, but also in digital signal processing."

"As a researcher at the European project TOMSY what I love is the freedom you get to create and develop novel system in computer vision. Also I like the collaboration environment created with different European research centres.What I don't like about working in an European project is the lack of continuity at your current job position after the end of the project."

"I have spent about 2 years in research and now I want to see the outcome of my studies and research in real world."