University of Michigan Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"There are many people working at U of M in their SRO department that are just wonderful to work with. There is, however, way too much politics and a general lack of leadership from some of the supervisory staff."

"I have worked for University of Michigan since 2008. As a graduate student research assistant, I have earned research skills and improved the scientific intuitions."

"I have worked at this location for several years in different positions and it always felt like a community that was striving to better itself."

"I've worked for U of M - Dearborn for over two years. The lab I'm working in can provide enough resource for me to support my academic pursuit. I gave my progress report to my professor in form of presentation in a group meeting, which greatly improved my presentation abilities and oral English abilities."

"I've worked in University of Michigan for two years as PhD student. It is a fantastic school."

"Very good place to study and work. I have worked on two different projects where I was guided in the right way to prosper as well as to excel in technical approach and analyzing, report making skills."

"Worked as a student Hotline consultant. Could not ask for a better student job. Wish there was more opportunity for leadership/growth, however."

"Good place for working, and the benefits are good."

"It was a fun and exciting experience to work with the youth. The professional development experience that I had was invaluable."

"I've worked at the University of Michigan as a Graduate Student Research Assistant at the micro systems lab. I've found the job to be challenging yet satisfying. It's opened up doors for collaboration with multiple research groups working at the frontiers of technology in engineering and medical fields. Colleagues and professors are exceptionally motivated about their work and will take time out to help you. I'd suggest the workplace to a friend."

"Nice people to work with; management is not as concerned with resolving issues and productivity as it is with protecting turf. Poor top down communications. Lacks necessary IT leadership to communicate goals and then take necessary action."

"It's an academic setting. Good benefits, great vacation time. Old building. I'm the only developer in a biological lab, so there are few people to interact with and get help from."

"I have been working for University of Michigan since 2012. Flexibility and creative environment are two strong points of working here."

"I have worked at the Institute for Social Research for about a year now. Long story short, it's a great place to work if you're a Microsoft dev. However, if you mostly do open-source or dedicated web dev, you are going to have a bad time. There is also a resistance to using any new technology since it needs to be vetted through both the University's IT department, as well as the Institutes IT department, who both have very different guidelines."

"It was a great place to work while in undergrad. Research is the best use of your time as a student."