SUNY Albany Reviews

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There really is nothing to complain about!

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Salary is not great and location is not great

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Lack of interest in high-risk, high reward project in life science

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The campus is too large.

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To this day, I truly can't believe I survived my few months at SUNY Albany. The emotional abuse I suffered at the hands of my direct supervisor, coupled with the rampant turnover and lack of institutional care or support-- this university is truly HR's worst nightmare. My supervisor used gross intimidation tactics to bully his subordinates into their jobs, where they were already overqualified to perform these jobs anyway. When I reported him to his supervisor, I was told that more than two dozen women filed HR reports against him, and were subsequently moved out from under his supervision, or quit. I felt that the university pretended to care and to take my complaints seriously, ultimately so I wouldn't sue for emotional distress. However, my former supervisor- the perpetrator of these activities, still works in the department, and still supervises women. How SUNY Albany still allows him to be in a supervisory role, working with undergraduate students is BEYOND ME. This university is negligent, they know it, and they don't care.

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It is a very big university so it important to find your niche of professionals that you can learn from and build a sense of belonging. Once you can find your right fit, the sky's the limit.

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Albany is not ideal place to live for me

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I cannot think about the defects

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there are no cons here

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Not getting a single raise in the 4 years I was employed by the PAC. I also seemed to pick up everyone's shift all the time, I enjoyed my job, but I didn't like to do everyone's job.