University of Cincinnati Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"It was a great company to work for!"

"It is a good place to work."

"This is a student employment opportunity. The University of Cincinnati is a fantastic place to work in an academic setting. The facilities available to grow both personally and professionally are amazing. As Graduate Research Assistant, I had the opportunity to manage NSF S-STEM grant, keep track of its finances, organize the day-to-day activities of the grant, organize the faculty meetings and report the progress of the grant to NSF annually. It has provided me with many opportunities to develop as a person, attain a balance between work and life and help keep a positive outlook."

"It has been really a good experience. Coming from India, this position helped me learn to work with a diversity of people."

"Over the last 1 year, I have been working as research assistant at UC Simulation Center - a collaborative effort between UC and Procter and Gamble (P&G). During this time, I have had the opportunity to work on various R&D related modeling and simulation projects for P&G. These projects involved design and process optimization using finite element and discrete element modeling. This experience introduced me to corporate research where research and development are practiced towards product development – a unique experience for students."

"I have worked as a graduate assistant at University of Cincinnati for almost two years. I can touch the real world projects, and applying what I have learnt to these projects can make me have a better understanding of the future work."

"Worked for the University for a little over a year. Pay was incredibly low for a given position, but very little was expected from employees. Good spring board to a real job."

"I have worked in Reed Gallery as a part of graduate assistant duty. It is really a good position for students majoring Fine Art."

What do you like about working at University of Cincinnati?

"I loved the ability to work with students, be active, and learn new skills."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"I wouldn't recommend here unless you understand how to manage petty politics and prefer a job that is non-progressive."

What don't you like about working at University of Cincinnati?

"The old system they have for maintaining student data, and the petty politics among staff and unprofessional communication."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"For there to be more effective meetings that establish a rapport with staff members, better training and better handling of communication issues, especially by employing outside counseling if necessary."