Tufts University Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I worked for Tuft University as a data analyst for a year. Overall it was a good experience. The team that I worked with was very supportive. Additionally, HR is very friendly and helpful."

"Tufts is a very complex institution that has taught me about regulating and complying with state-mandated restrictions"

"Great and enriching place to work"

"excellent workplace. Great working environment to grow and apply your skills for people who are in their initial phase of career."

"Great people and great place to work."

"Tufts University was a fine academic setting, but I am leaving their psychology PhD program because it was not a good fit for me."

"Upon joining the university, the culture, work and management were good in the Finance department. The morale was high and there were good plans to change how budget and financial planning was managed in higher-ed. After a couple of years there was a change in management and with the new management came a change from a collegial environment to caustic, dictatorial, and command-and-control. The department experienced significant attrition and continued to for the past two years. People were forced out, probably against HR and employment policy, but bullying was the MO of this so-called leader. Meanwhile the demands on the staff continue to increase and grow without recognition or compensation. I do not recommend."

"Tufts is a great place to work, great people, great environment and great benefits."

"Been at Tufts for over 5 years. Past year has been very hard as I had another job to handle on top of mine. Still maintain high level of service and completion."

"I've worked at the Cummings School for over 10 years. It's one of the busiest veterinary hospitals in the country. It is a good environment for work with an academic environment. However, there is an anti-technology mindset which can be tough for IT morale. Not a lot of room for growth either, as the company has moved to external vendors for their systems."