177 Visiting Associate Professor Jobs

“Hard but valuable”

Pros:  “You'll probably get a pretty nice job afterward.”

Cons:  “The place will probably kick your ass, and seriously decrease the size of any ego you may have.” – Full Review

“Loyola University can appeal to may values-driven people!”

Pros:  “Wonderful working environment! Jesuit beliefs and ideals are present everywhere. Strive to care for everyone's whole person and to educate in the best possible way. AMDG”

Cons:  “Sometimes there are so many initiatives within the university that it is difficult to keep up or understand the focus.” – Full Review

“Great working environment for a work/family life balance.”

Pros:  “- Great balance allowed with work and family. - Great benefits. - If joining a quality department, will want to stay for a long time.”

Cons:  “- Career development is minimal. - Poor communication in general.” – Full Review

“It's an excellent experience”

Pros:  “It offers me a great place for the research and nice working place. And the people here is really friendly.”

Cons:  “The pay is not that good, and sometimes the work load is little bit intensive. Also it's not quite convenient for shopping.” – Full Review

“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

“State employment ensures promotion based on time, not merit.”

Pros:  “There are flexible hours and opportunities to take classes, if permitted by your supervisor. Generous amount of vacation and sick leave accrual.”

Cons:  “If you are looking to move up the ladder, this is not the place for you. Promotions are typically given based on time and not merit. Not all supervisors believe in…” – Full Review