University of Texas Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"A good place to work part-time while studying."

"Good. I loved to work in the University."

"The University of Texas is a great place to work and build skills."

"Great place to work. The pay is not great for lower level work."

"Not much funding in the Electrical Department, for most of the positions available you need to be a citizen."

"20 years behind the curve in IT."

"Good temp work. People were friendly. I, however, did the job too well (fast) which led to a shorter employment than expected. I would work there again if I needed the work. The work was a good rest for the brain. The people liked to gossip too much for my taste, but they had more downtime to waste."

"It's a good place to learn and gain knowledge about any aspect of clinical research."

"UTA is a very good place to get college degree. The professors are nice and the tuition is very competitive."

"It is a very good place to learn new knowledge."

"I've worked with MD Anderson for 12 years. MD Anderson is 17000 + employees who is highly recognized as the number one Cancer hospital in the United States."

"I have been here 7 months and I live paycheck to paycheck. I can't provide for my family working here. I have to work 2 jobs. It's nice if you're not a CNA, you get talked to like trash, looked down on and don't get paid for it. I wish I kept my old job."

"The position seemed to be primarily educational and I learned a lot about the research process in software verification and validation."

"I worked as a Graduate Student Assistant at University of Texas at Arlington. My work experience was quite satisfactory and I got to learn many new things from my supervisor and my work mates. The work environment was suitable and friendly."

"The main benefits of working at UT are: 1) it is not going to get bought out, 2) it is not going to go belly up. Other than that, they don't work you in excess of 40 hrs. a week without some kind of compensation (comp time, usually) , as so many corporations try."