236 Associate Professor, Economics Jobs

“graduate student research assistant”

Pros:  “easy to cooperate between labs. Well-funding. Great research resources between basic and translational studies. well-supported research materials in the campus. comparably…”

Cons:  “located in small town; less diverse culture; less competing working environment; comparably hard to find a local job in research fields.” – Full Review

“Great Place”

Pros:  “Great Pay, Great Schedule, Great People”

Cons:  “Parking is not readily available.” – Full Review

“Difficult place to work unless you are firmly in the Baptist tradition.”

Pros:  “Excellent location, emphasis on campus, facility building and enrollment increases, decent benefits package except for health insurance. Many excellent facilities. Decent…”

Cons:  “Micromanaging environment, regular lack of honesty, poor health insurance. Some poor facilities, but they are scheduled for improvement. Some students have poor…” – Full Review

“Fantastic”

Pros:  “Very fun environment with exposure to very smart people and the leaders of tomorrow. Many people I still keep in contact with.”

Cons:  “Not many cons except for a terrible set of people in middle management who are politically driven and make the experience a bit nightmarish at times.” – Full Review

“great place to work for, genuinely nice people to work with.”

Pros:  “- Nice co workers - School holidays, down times during student holidays - Cheap housing in the region - Great campus”

Cons:  “- there isnt really a down side to working at WWU, however, the salary of a public university may not be very competitive. - information is public” – Full Review

“Passive-Aggressive Raised to an Art Form”

Pros:  “Faculty are, for the most part, great folks, and there's a lot of strong academic work going on. Many of the students are very diligent, and there are great opportunities to…”

Cons:  “Senior management rules by fear and intimidation. 'Academic freedom' is a joke--dissenting opinions are harshly punished. Several people have been pushed out…” – Full Review