Working at University of Houston in Houston, TX: 129 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Houston, TX Area

"I learned a lot of new things while working and faced interesting situations to deal with. I love doing this job."

"I have worked for University of Houston - Clear Lake for 5 months. It's a great experience for me. The work environment and resources it provided was tremendous."

"I have been a graduate student here at the University of Houston. My work has involved teaching recitations to undergraduate students. My experience has been very positive. I have in the process learnt a lot from the fellow research assistants and the professors."

"I worked there as teaching assistant for 1 year. It was good experience, however, monthly payments were below than other same size universities."

"This is a learning community that grooms students for the jobs that come after graduation."

"It is more of a learning community. I enjoy working here because of the hands on experience and exposure. My supervisor is also a nice person that works professionally and helps me to understand any issue that I am having."

"A good place to start your academic career."

"The University of Houston is a good place to work."

"Worthwhile experience which definitely steepened the slope of my learning curve."

What do you like about working at University of Houston?

"The capacity to direct and drive my own research, with enough room for collaboration of ideas from colleagues as well as the boss."

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

"Highlight technical skill sets to give a good overview of your abilities."

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

"Our capability to conduct experiments was limited by the resources available."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Should aim for a bigger lab space to accommodate and improve work environment."

What do you like about working at University of Houston?

"I am really happy and enthusiastic in my job and committed to doing great work. I view my job as an opportunity to prove what I can do and increase what I can do, not as a comfortable niche for the long term. My job allows me to use both my creative and research skills and it contains the challenges I always looked for to keep me on my toes and gave me the independency feeling that was always my ultimate goal because that would be the feeling and that is the job that is tailored to my competencies."

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

"I have always sought an industry that provides me training and the opportunity to experiment and innovate, and help me know myself, assess my strengths and weaknesses, my true interests, and ethical standards. The technology in this industry is changing so rapidly that I see lots of room for job enhancements for myself regardless of promotions."

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

"I always do things quickly and feel rush, because, I tend to be very competitive and want to finish my job as first person because if I don't some one else is going to be replaced; therefore, these rush actions sometimes were not good for me, since I forgot to include things that were the main points of actions. And the worst part was I knew they were important but since I wanted to be the first, I forgot them."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"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."

"It was good and motivating."

What do you like about working at University of Houston?

"Independence, good atmosphere, encouraging seniors and boss, helpful coworkers and quality projects."

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

"Just present yourself, but you need to be aware of the things in your field to get selected."

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

"Everything was fine, but sometimes things were too much and stress was high."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Nothing as such, but to manage the work more efficiently."

"Fun filled, environment with awesome employees and supervisors."

What do you like about working at University of Houston?

"I enjoy sports and enjoy being able to attend sporting events and supervise the sports supervisors and maintain the flow of all sporting events."

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

"Just be yourself. Be able to speak up and assert your authority when things get tough."

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

"The fact that my position was only part time. I would've enjoyed working full time regardless of benefits."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Management was excellent. All supervisors and employees conducted several meetings every week to make sure customer satisfaction remained high."

What do you like about working at University of Houston?

"Great research atmosphere; great people here; and great medical insurance."

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

"If you want to stay in academics, you can apply for the research assistance here."

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

"No application oriented and product oriented R&D; limited vacation days."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Give the employee requirement and trust employee to finish the task."

What do you like about working at University of Houston?

"It provides a great opportunity to have a world-renown impact while solving the most challenging problems."

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

"Do research of the company and review the skills and knowledge."

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

"I have to work more than 80 hours per week."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Develop strong inter personal skills from working closely with many people with different backgrounds."

What do you like about working at University of Houston?

"Team work. Continuous improvement. Continuous learning. Great tutors and great experience."

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

"I don't like only one thing about this University, that it has less chances and opportunities to grow."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Make partnerships and give scholarships to students, and arrange some seminars and conferences to to build strong network."