Texas A&M University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have gained strong interpersonal skills and assisting capabilities as I mentored the students for cracking up the problems in different ways and assisted them to think deeply to crack the problem, which taught me to work as a team member."

"Worked with them for over a year and they're some of the most competent people at the whole university. If they can't solve your problem themselves, they know who can. It's a great work environment as well, with everyone being friendly and knowledgeable."

"This is a wonderful place to work, the coworkers and work environment are excellent and the values and ethics of the University are very good. The work and results are very well recognized and rewarded. And the users from other areas are very friendly."

"I am working with TAMU for close to a month and the experience was wonderful."

"I worked for Texas A&M University as a student worker and can proudly say that they are very professional and try to accommodate student schedules and working hours very efficiently. I worked as a supplemental instruction leader alongside several professors and was always treated with the utmost respect and professionalism. I would gladly return to this campus and seek a position given the realm of my academic and laboral experiences."

"A great opportunity for students needing experience."

"I worked as a student worker and I was satisfied with the atmosphere of the workplace, as it was appealing. However the lack of pay raises and compensation was something I disagreed with."

"Working as a student worker at essm.tamu.edu would give you a lot of freedom at the workplace. It is an excellent place to work with a laid back supervisor and a decent compensation for a part time job. The co workers are amazing and the place is well connected by the university bus."

"I've worked for Texas A&M University for one year. The co-workers in my Lab were so friendly and the environment was joyful."

"I worked here for twelve years and observed many changes over that time. It began as a great place to work, but with all of the outsourcing going on, it's much harder to know that you'll still have a job tomorrow. There seems to be a lot more hesitation to start working here, since all of the non-academic people seem to be on the edge of being forced out."

"I worked as a student worker at Texas A&M University-Commerce, and although the pay was minimum wage I enjoyed the work environment atmosphere and their flexible schedules."

"Working as a Graduate Assistant at TAMUC was a good experience. Got to learn a lot."