University of Colorado Employee Job Reviews in the United States

What do you like about working at University of Colorado?

"I love helping adults get the skills they need to succeed. I teach business and how to succeed, practical skills, good planning and good people. I work in the music and entertainment school so it's also great because most of the people there are doing something they believe in - it makes helping them so much easier and more fulfilling. The Ah-Ha moments make my day."

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

"Think outside the box - cliched I know, but anyone can teach, not many can do it well and those are often the ones who can think about possibilities as well as probabilities (and have fun while doing it)"

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

"I'm an adjunct, part time with no opportunities to change that. I would like more challenges and they're just not available."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Make sure all lecturers have lots of real world experience and get them out every few years to refresh their skills."

"I started working that Learning Resource Center in August of 2019. The position that I held there was a tutor for the mechanical engineering class. The overall experience that both the office staff and the other tutors gave was one of understanding and welcoming. It was easy to start a genuine conversation with everyone."

"I am a graduate TA for the EBIO department so this is not an ordinary job for people who are not graduate students. But, overall, I love teaching and educating my students. I am also a mentor and that brings me tons of joy. If this was a normal career I would recommend it only if the pay was higher."

"Been in boulder for 2.5 years and enjoying the place. Beautiful place to study and a great faculty."

"It has been a good experience to have along side being a full time student. If you need supervision, you will struggle."

What do you like about working at University of Colorado?

"The collaborative environment between myself and those on my team was the highlight of my experience."

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

"The culture is very important. Thus, as an interviewee, it is very important to connect with the team."

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

"The lack of room for growth and the facilities in which I worked were somewhat disappointing."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Increasing growth in terms of funding and laboratory size would create means of rewarding exceptional performance among the lab's employees which would greatly enhance morale. More critical management of underpreforming employees would also benefit the company."

"I interned at the Trade desk for summer 2019. Overall my experience was satisfying. The work was quite fun and challenging and work environment is great. I had some difficulty communicating with my supervisor."

"I have been working for the University of Colorado Boulder for two years and the university has provided great opportunities for students. They ensure that everyone gets a fair wage while still being able to succeed in their courses."

"Worked with the University of Colorado Denver for a few years now and have only switched to different departments for different job tasks. The culture here is very high and the staff here are really driven to getting their job done and are very friendly. The job is very flexible too if you are a student and are very open to letting you experience what you want to gain out of the job."

"Great people, little potential for me or the company"

What do you like about working at University of Colorado?

"Flexible work schedule, appropriate pay, relaxed company environment, respectful boss, great kids to tutor"

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

"Have a recommendation or friend who can validate your knowledge in the subject"

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

"Lacked structure, kids came and went and simply asked for tutors. Boss didn't organize the schedule as best he could. Focused on flexibility rather than his own structure"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Create some concrete schedule, and set times for when students can drop in. Other times should be set for personal tutor sessions."

"Good University. It's a good place where to get an Advance degree. Beautiful place for a non-common lifestyle."

"I haven't worked for UCCS long enough to have given a very informative survey response. I have only been working for UCCS for about a month now, so I am just rating what I know at this point."

"The university is invested in helping people meet their goals who are driven in their careers."