University of Wyoming Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked at the University of Wyoming since January 2018. As a research assistant, I found everyone is too focused on research."

"Great Work Environment, and amazing team and supervisor."

"I have worked as a Ph.D. student at the University of Wyoming. It has not been a good experience."

"The position that I have is a multidisciplinary position and interesting. We could apply different kinds of machine learning models on mechanical and chemical data and problems to solve them. It is an active and warm environment to work."

"I have done my Ph.D. at the University of Wyoming, and I am happy with the time that I have spent here in Laramie, WY, and what I have learned. I wish the university had a stronger bond with the industrial companies that would improve the projects in the University, and facilitate the "finding job" process."

"I have worked at WSVL since April of 2018. My experience in the Sondgeroth lab has been the single most impactful experience in my early career, as it introduced me to the world of Bioinformatics and gave me the opportunity to work in this field. This has changed the course of my career for the better, and I feel very fortunate to have had this opportunity."

"I have learned a lot in my university and my co-workers are very nice, cooperative and there is a a lot of mutual exchange in the work-related activities."

"I have no other experience as a graduate research experience, but I don't think it was atypical."

"The University of Wyoming has taught me professionalism and ethics to work in sophisticated designs in groups. As a Civil engineering student, we learned to design the following. In Transportation engineering, we practiced designing new roadway layouts and existing road improvements, and we worked on designing roadway pavement design, also, roadway intersections and signalized interchanges, and building parking lot. In structures, I have learned about building substructure design in steel and timber. In Geotechnical, I have learned completing earthwork for grading, soil properties for both the roadways and building foundations. In water resources. In water resources, we have learned to complete site grading for drainage, designing a detention pond, designing culverts and swales. In environmental, we worked on water recovery treatment system. Finally, managing projects is another skill that was taught at the University of Wyoming. Since 2014, I have been working for my father’s farm each summer. The main duty of my summer job in the farming field was managing the budget for purchasing enormous amount of seeds for each Spring seasons. I was also involved with constructing greenhouses for agricultural usage and estimating their costs to achieve the goal of efficient fulfillment of demand. After constructing the greenhouses, the sales increased by 40% and I was the mastermind in this achievement. My work with my father has taught me patience working under stressful situation and fast-paced environment. I am looking forward to meeting you and discussing my qualifications. If you need any information, you can reach me at +1(307)-761-2981 or send me an e-mail at Almarzoqhussain@gmail.com. Again, thank you for taking the time to read my resume."

"Simply the best job on campus. I would highly recommend it to anyone."

"I worked at the University of Wyoming for 4 years. I was able to truly develop my work ethic. I assisted incoming students with the application process. I used Outlook daily to answer emails, answered phone calls, and walk ins. I have experience with multiple database systems including CRM, Image now, and Sales Force."

"I have worked for the University of Wyoming for the last eight years; it is a good place to work and is an excellent environment for those with interest in academic research."

What do you like about working at University of Wyoming?

"Freedom to tutor in the way I see best and to help those that want to learn."

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

"Be honest, be friendly, and be ready to want to help students."

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

"There is nothing I dislike about working at this place."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"If anything, I would suggest a better structure for how to explain more difficult concepts."

What do you like about working at University of Wyoming?

"Lots of autonomy, work is not too demanding, the people I work with are great, lots of flexibility as to schedule"

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

"Start scholarship early, tenure is a pain but part of the package; brace yourself for bad shopping and bad winters; the people are wonderful, good enough to make up for the rest (almost)"

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

"Outdated tools, people are resistant to change, especially some of the management, some are passive-aggressive or outright hostile to each other or management, expectations are not clear or change unexpectedly"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"More communication, more clearly articulated vision, less micromanaging, trust my employees to use their strengths so I could concentrate on higher level work"

What do you like about working at University of Wyoming?

"Autonomy, quiet, very little pressure, little change, good people, good management in my department"

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

"The budget is difficult, the town is small and remote, but the people are nice; be prepared for a long cold winter"

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

"No one wants to face challenges, just talk about them; and the political climate is difficult; funding issues are imposed from outside"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Communicate more, and more effectively, create a solid plan and vision and make sure everyone knows about it, be more consistent in my expectations, delegate better and use my employees' strengths"