University of Alabama Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"As a Research Assistant at the University of Alabama, the job requires a lot of dedication, hard work, and patience. The pay is reasonable, and there is plenty of room for growth and development. The work can be challenging at times, but it is rewarding to be able to contribute to important research projects."

"While the company does offer several positive aspects, there are just as many drawbacks."

"I worked for ISM department of UA as teaching and research assistant during my Ph.D. study life for 4 years, and I enjoyed the overall environment, the nice faculties, and active students."

"It was an academic position. As in any academic position, a student, you strongly depend on your advisor. I strongly disagreed with his work methodology because of its lack of planning and scarce resource; also, I felt uncomfortable with the work attribution. I hope mine was just a particular case of having a bad experience with an advisor, and not a general rule in the university. Actually, I need to mention that I met really good professors and great students."

"I have worked in UAH for around an year. I was appointed as a Graduate Teaching Assistant and it was one of the most informative experience that you could ever get. This gives a good look into how different people come up with different ideas and puts things into perspective. A GTA in UAH means full ride and stipend, which helped me a lot."

"I worked here for 4 years. It is an extremely flexible job for a student going through his/her degree."

"Excellent research advisor and program leader, but the compensation I received for the work required by the program was not the same as what they said they'd give us in the beginning."

"It was a great challenge working with students of UAH."

"A good place to work. They care about their student employees and help them to be better people."

"Tuscaloosa is a great place to learn and practice your skills in a high stress environment similar to that of actual employment. They offer several programs to earn a small wage practicing your skills."