100 Assistant Professor, Media Studies Jobs

“Good People”

Pros:  “good people to work with”

Cons:  “low pay, not much of an increase structure” – Full Review

“It has been a growing experience”

Pros:  “I learned how to take constructive criticism from my superiors. I also learned to deal with rejection in a professional manner.”

Cons:  “The supervisors were not always consistent in the manner they delegated their authority to the other callers. It was sometimes blatantly obvious that friendships…” – Full Review

“It has been a growing experience”

Pros:  “I learned how to take constructive criticism from my superiors. I also learned to deal with rejection in a professional manner.”

Cons:  “The supervisors were not always consistent in the manner they delegated their authority to the other callers. It was sometimes blatantly obvious that friendships…” – Full Review

“Good place to work.”

Pros:  “Lots of opportunities to get work experience depending on your area of focus.”

Cons:  “Tough to move up if you don't have an advanced degree.” – Full Review

“Great experience with VERY intense workload”

Pros:  “Great way to better yourself without spending an arm and a leg”

Cons:  “Extermely intense, no time with my wife, and the work is often very tiresome” – Full Review

“Strong culture, either you fit in or you don't”

Pros:  “Everyone is typically very friendly and it is easy to build relationships if you are outgoing. Also, the benefits, especially for represented employees are excellent.”

Cons:  “The culture does not lend itself well to being ran like a business. It can be a challenge for leaders to be effective in terms of driving for results.” – Full Review

“Not too bad, but some changes to management style should be made.”

Pros:  “Most coworkers are good caring people and are willing to bend over backward to assist you if you have a problem.”

Cons:  “Employees fear termination if they voice honest opinion if it differs from the party line. Upper management refuses to take advice from the people who actually…” – Full Review