University of Missouri Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked at MST from the year 2012 to 2014 as a Graduate Research Assistant. My experience with the working environment was excellent. My adviser was a lively person with a vast amount of knowledge in Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR). It was his continuous guidance and his experience which made me adept in my research topic. Overall it was a wonderful experience to carry out the research work at MST."

"Great place to work. Had a great experience with my co-workers. They helped me become a better programmer."

"I have worked with Mizzou Rec for about four years. They are excellent in working with students and their academic schedules. They primarily hire students, so it is a student run facility in terms of day to day operations. The professional staff are very dedicated to their work and communicate very well with the student staff. The recreation center is one of the best high education recreation facilities in the nation, and a lot of that must be attributed to the staff."

"Very good university with various disciplines in the field of engineering for the undergraduates. It is the top university in the Missouri state in terms of ranking."

"The research division of the college of arts and sciences at the University of Missouri Columbia was a good experience overall, with a high degree of professionalism and good management."

"I worked as a research assistant at the University of Missouri while I was doing my second master's degree in healthcare. My supervisor was my professor and there were two more students worked as research assistant like me. We had a good relationship and had cooperated with each other with study and work."

"I have worked for University of Missouri for 8 years, and it has been great working with researchers, students, and scientists."

"I enrolled in the Missouri S&T as a full-time student since 2018. It is a good school for engineering and that was why I chose it."

What do you like about working at University of Missouri?

"My co-workers are awesome and know how to motivate me to be a better person. My boss is laid back and trusts us to work efficiently and doesn't micromanage."

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

"Just get your foot in the door. If you decide to switch departments, it's much easier to get a job you are looking for."

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

"I'm moving jobs here in a bit so this may not apply, but I wish there were more opportunities to flex my brain and to do less tedious work."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"If I were running the show, I would be just a little more forceful about conforming the departments to a universal standard and not letting them have quite so much free reign. The same goes for some employees."

"University of Missouri-Columbia is a well known flagship university in Missouri. I has been and will remain in news for its new, competent and quality engineers. I feel proud being part of Mizzou."

"I have worked as a consultant with Dr. Thombs Lori to help a client who needed us to provide a reliable statistical analysis to support her local government project which was investigating the behavior of people living in a public community. During the cooperation, I communicated with the client and assisted professor to deal with messy data and write a clear proposal to clarify our methods and findings. In the end, the client used our analysis results as the reference in her project report."

"The Assessment Resource Center is an excellent place to work. The people are great and the technology is excellent. As part of the University of Missouri, the benefits are good, but the pay is generally lower than what you could expect elsewhere. If you're looking for a graduate degree and want help, this is a good place."