Very good employer - Senior Lecturer The University of Zambia Employee Review

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3.0
Aug 2, 2023
Senior Lecturer
Current Employee
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Pros
Flexible working schedules are available
Cons
Social security remittance is poor

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5.0
Nov 13, 2019
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Lecturer
Former Employee, more than 8 years
Chicago, IL
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Pros
The University is well organized as a public university in Zambia
Cons
The university has a bureaucratic way of solving some issues which do not auger well in a fast-moving society.
4.0
Sep 24, 2023
The job presents me with exposure to career growing opportunities.
Chemistry Tutor
Current Employee
Recommend
CEO Approval
Business Outlook
Pros
Tutoring offers me the opportunities to relearn which is beneficial as I'm kept abreast with the new trends in my field. My current role has also offered me a platform to grow leadership skills such as effective communication, being a team play and strategizing. All of which are important in order for me to deliver my roles effectively.
Cons
The pay is inconsistent as it is based on the work done. The work available varies depending on the time of the academic calendar.

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Got booted from my former position about 4 years ago, which I LOVED. I have the impression I was "kept" in sympathy. Now that I have my feet beneath me, I feel like I'm running in place. Over the past 2 years, I've probably applied for about 100 positions in other departments. True, a few were unlikely moonshots, but for the most part I didn't misrepresent myself. Am I the world's worst interviewer? Otherwise.. shouldn't I have been accepted elsewhere, by choice?

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Administrative Assistant

I haven't worked since Jan. 2020 when my job as administrative assistant for the Hospitalist group was eliminated. I can't begin to count the number of applications submitted, interviews I've had, jobs that I was told were mine then they weren't, etc. Several jobs have fallen through or not panned out. I am not a job hopper and want to stay where I go. I have a zoom interview tomorrow for a front desk receptionist position at an oral surgeon's office. Any interview tips are appreciated.

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