146 Assistant Professor Physics Jobs

“It's great. Work for some time, study for some time. Decent Job”

Pros:  “It's easy. You read the event log, and set up rooms (tables, chairs, stage, microphone, laptops) and make sure everything works. Also, you do some cleaning like wiping…”

Cons:  “It's minimum wage: $7.25 an hour. Bummer because we do a lot of physical labor when we moves the tables, stages and chairs.” – Full Review

“Above average for the public sector”

Pros:  “Excellent job security, well-defined job descriptions, excellent benefits, supporting a good mission (teaching), nice campus, opportunities for advancement, regular raises”

Cons:  “Mediocre salary, large bureaucracy, low agility, not a lot of room or opportunity to innovate, penny-pinching purchasers, slow hiring process” – Full Review

“Unexpected opportunities”

Pros:  “Very friendly and supportive people! Intense school year and peaceful summers. A great place to be if you do not mind small communities. A lot of deer around campus…”

Cons:  “Some find the place to be way too small.” – Full Review

“An excellent place to work with challenging students and management that allows faculty to be creative.”

Pros:  “I summarized my reasons why I would recommend MSU, Mankato as a good place to work in the headline.”

Cons:  “can be a bit limiting in terms of ability to interact with other faculty in the system and opportunities to expand your professional network as the University is in…” – Full Review

“An excellent place to work with challenging students and management that allows faculty to be creative.”

Pros:  “I summarized my reasons why I would recommend MSU, Mankato as a good place to work in the headline.”

Cons:  “can be a bit limiting in terms of ability to interact with other faculty in the system and opportunities to expand your professional network as the University is in…” – 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