University of Houston

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Founded: 1927 (95 years old)
Company Size: 1,000 - 4,999
Industry: Colleges and Universities
Headquarter: Houston , TX
Website: https://www.uh.edu

University of Houston: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution

We currently have 3 open jobs at University of Houston. We've calculated that the average salary at University of Houston is $30K based on 707 user-submitted salaries A total of 171 University of Houston employees gave University of Houston an average happiness rating of 4.4 out of 5.0.

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171 reviews

Latest Job Openings at University of Houston

Job Profile	Job Location	Description	Date of Opening
Job Profile Auto Mechanic	Job Location Houston, TX	Description Job Description Under general direction from the supervisor, performs maintenance and repairs to university owned automotive and utility vehicles...	Date of Opening 4/27/2022
Job Profile Community Health Worker ( 1,2, 3)	Job Location Houston, TX	Description Provides administration for Community Health Workers (CHWs) on care coordination duties. Ensures the accuracy of information collected from...	Date of Opening 4/13/2022
Job Profile Activities Coordinator I	Job Location Houston, TX	Description Provides professional advice and assistance to student organizations in planning, organizational development and student activities. * Advises...	Date of Opening 3/29/2022

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University of Houston Salary Distribution

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91 Research Assistants from University of Houston submitted salaries.

$30K Teaching Assistant

$30K Instructional Assistant

$30K Graduate Assistant

$56K Web Developer

$38K Postdoctoral Fellow

$23K Student Assistant

$30K Student

$30K Lab Assistant

$58K Assistant Professor

University of Houston Reviews and Ratings

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20 Teaching Assistants from University of Houston submitted reviews

5 1. Negativity quickly spreads from one person to another. If I constantly complain to others about how bad it is, then I become a part of the problem because I am adding fuel to an already depressing situation. The more I talk about them the more power I am giving them and in the end the person I hurt the most is me myself. Therefore, this is the most important change that needed to be done for my job environment. 2. Increase my speed. Greater opportunities come to organizations that can respond quickly. Customers value speed in providing services and delivering orders and are sometimes willing to pay extra for a quick response. Employees who are fast and flexible generally reduce costs by minimizing their expended time on a project. 3. Effective communication in the workplace is necessary for an effective work environment. Productivity decreases and everyone gets stressed, if people do not communicate effectively. Some of the more common problems that prevent effective communication can be overcome by simply minimizing them or even eliminating them. When these things are dealt with, the organization can function more efficiently, and the work environment is much more pleasant for everyone.

25 Research Assistants from University of Houston submitted reviews

4.8 It was a great experience working under a professor during the course of my graduation in cutting edge technology and learning various methods in how to solve a problem as well as discussion or brainstorming of various methods in which a certain problem can be solved.

25 Research Assistants from University of Houston submitted reviews

4.6 I am a PhD student graduating in May 2021 and am grateful for the experience I have gathered during the course of my research. The team in my lab has taught me a great deal about handling and managing resources to overcome challenges. I've been fortunate to have great collaboration with my co-workers and supervisors.

University of Houston Careers & Info

University of Houston Company Overview
The University of Houston is one of the largest universities in the state of Texas, with over 40,000 students. Over 300 degrees are offered on the campus, most of which lead students to professional careers in fields like law and optometry.The University also conducts vast amounts of research, spending nearly $130 million on the several facilities located on campus. Many of the research centers explore the possibilities in science and engineering fields, with special concentrations in the development of natural resources and artificial intelligence.
University of Houston Job Information
There are employment opportunities for faculty, staff and students with different benefits for each one. Students are offered a chance to work on campus with flexible schedules and a short commute. Faculty and staff receive competitive pay and the opportunity to make a difference in people's lives.The University of Houston also has an extensive training program called U-Learn. This Human Resources program is designed to help employees reach their full potential and ensures that all training needs are met. After training, the University recognizes employee anniversaries and holds Staff Excellence Awards, which further recognizes outstanding staff members every May.

What jobs pay the most at University of Houston?

Visiting Assistant Professor is the highest paying job at University of Houston at 113,000 annually.

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