Washington University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I really liked working for LLC."

"This was a really fun place to work in."

"I've have worked here for 3 years and I think it alright for someone starting off but it gets redundant."

"Excellent school and research resources. Great benefits. Little structure for advancement."

"The Department of Neurology seems to be in a constant state of flux, with the recent loss of the IT Director and the Business Director. Both are busy trying to make their mark on the department, restructuring departments and making cuts that are impacting the users ability to perform their jobs, and making the lives of their patients more difficult in the process. I would highly recommend avoiding the Department of Neurology at Washington University."

"Our University actively engages Washington, D.C., and the world. Our location in the heart of Washington places us at the core of U.S. government, policy and law. We sit where the worlds of science, technology, media and the arts converge. Our students and faculty have the unparalleled opportunity to study and work alongside leaders and practitioners in every discipline, to take part in the interchanges that shape our community and the world."

"I have been working at Washington University full-time for more than 10 years.Pros flexible hours, friendly co-workers, and great tuition benefit Cons not much grow opportunities, stay on one job for a long time, do not pay their employees what they should be paid and typical academia politics may get in the way"

"It's a good working environment."

"Great people, very dedicated to the mission. Funding has trouble, people overworked and doing multiple jobs. Positions being outsourced to avoid benefits costs. Not stable environment."

"It's a decent place to work, but there is a lot of politics here and you have to make sure you play the game properly. I do not see too many opportunities to grow here unless you know the right people. The benefit to working here though is you do get exposure to a lot of different corporate leaders and political leaders, so it could be a great place to network. You also get tuition reimbursement, so if you want to go back to school that's another added plus."

"I am lab instructor of The George Washington University as part time ,and I'll be graduated at the end of May.My task in this position is that I have to teach Data Structure to Undergrad students, I was TA till last semester, but I was promoted to be one of the part time faculty of GW. I'm really interested in working with them, but unfortunately, it's not possible to work with GW at this time."

"I worked as a research assistant as well as a teaching assistant. I actually like that experience."

"The CEO does his job. But not always of under staff or management."

"I'm working as a graduate teaching assistant, and it's a temporary job until I graduate from the school."

"A Great place to work. I not only help my professor in this position but also gain knowledge myself."