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

"To work and learn in the current organization, it was my pleasure."

"I have worked at Texas A&M University as a Research Assistant for three years. I enjoy the work environment very much. Texas A&M University also has great facilities and laboratory equipment which helps me complete my work."

"I worked at Texas A&M Health Science Center since 2012. Our team is like a small family. We have lunch and dinner very often. Because most of our employees are TAMU students, we also have study groups or took classes together. We also have our wikI to share the current web programming skills, such as AngularJS, YiI framework, etc."

"I've worked for TAMU since 2012. It is a good university. I love working here."

"It is a great place to be a part of. My boss and the supervisors are the bunch of coolest and most supportive people that I have ever met, the boss is really innovative and she always encourages new ideas and has the capabilities to implement them."

"I have worked for The Association of Former Students for over two years and have enjoyed the ability to feel empowered when doing my job."

"I worked at Texas A&M Transportation Institute for 5 months and everything was good. However, they didn't have enough funding."

"I worked as research scientist at NNTRC and I found a very friendly environment to work and made relationships with my co-workers and I received a good compensation and benefits."

"it is very good place to work . All the supervisors are very understanding and flexible."

"Yes, it is very good place to learn and work. I learned a lot of skills at West Texas A&M University, and I enjoy having life there because of the people and the conducive work and school environment."

"I worked for nearly a decade with the University. While I found the job security, benefits package and overall work requirements to be acceptable, the level of personal and professional growth that I was afforded during the years was limited at best, and I found myself feeling stymied by a giant bureaucracy with effectively no interest in my continued reclassification or growth. This eventually led to a severe burnout period and an episode of what could best be classified as depression."

"Yes. The company was an excellent platform to learn all the desired skills of a graduate student."

"Good to be part of the TAMU system. It's a good university."