Carnegie Mellon University Reviews

Pros

A lot of people will help you in the job. You are open to ask for advice if you get stuck.

Cons

You need to set a time for a meeting every week depending on other people's schedule.

Pros

they are famous and famous and renowned

Cons

pay was fairly very bad bad bad

Pros

Challenging coursework and the high caliber of students makes for an exciting job as a teaching assistant.

Cons

A lot of high pressure, off-the-hours work that involved mentoring students during late hours at night.

Pros

good for student, gain R&D exp, later application for higher education

Cons

depends on prof and projects

Pros

Thriving intellectual environment, they pay their employees well, and the university is well integrated within Pittsburgh

Cons

The department was small so if you didn't like the few coworkers directly around you then your enjoyment of the job would likely suffer

Pros

Supportive environment for its students and staff

Cons

Can be quite challenging to balance work and life

Pros

nice place to work and city is livable

Cons

none that comes to mind

Pros

lots of innovation; big focus on research and impacting community

Cons

students can be high stress and competitive