“good place to work and study”

Pros:  “good professors, good environment, very dynamic environment, good collaboration between teachers and students, many talks to go to, free pizza, etc.”

Cons:  “If you are not in engineering, it is better for you to start to look for intern earlier, otherwise it will limit your choice of jobs once you graduate.” – Full Review

“teaching undergraduates”

Pros:  “rural area, low cost of living, friendly, walk to work”

Cons:  “4.5 hours from big cities, class IIB educational institution, low funding for research” – Full Review

“Apply Only if Your Background is in Design and Business!!!”

Pros:  “Pay is great Some faculty and staff are really helpful, caring and supportive Depending on your teaching area, you will always have courses to teach”

Cons:  “High Turn-Over rate in all departments Depending on your teaching area, you may not have courses to teach Some department chairs do not work well with some…” – Full Review

“Not a bad place to work”

Pros:  “Good pay, fun environment, lots of locations”

Cons:  “Management at campus level made things extremely stressful times, not a great work-life balance, lots of turn-over” – Full Review

“Never a dull moment”

Pros:  “The company allows you to be you. It's a open community for GLBT. The pay is very competitive and the benefits are great.”

Cons:  “The job is not for someone married or with children. The sales side of it makes it very challenging to do a quality job.” – Full Review