TCU Reviews

Pros

- Flexible schedule - Great place to make friends - Great prizes - Food - Resume builder

Cons

- Work/school balance - Night shifts

Advice to Management

Keep up the amazing hard work!

Pros

Great community and wonderful benefits! There is always room for growth and professional development. Very grateful for the healthy environment.

Cons

I honestly cannot think of any cons.

Advice to Management

Keep up the great work! It is clear that management works hard to ensure their employees are happy and we are very grateful.

Pros

Loved the culture there. PTO/ sick days accrued monthly, it was the best! They also offer tuition reimbursement.

Cons

Intense workload at times, but nothing out of the ordinary for a typical admin asst. role

Pros

Beautiful place Great stadium Needs more hard worker

Cons

Bad pay need more team work

Advice to Management

Working very hard

Pros

Excellent retirement benefits, good entry level pay

Cons

Fairly conservative, lack of structure

Pros

easy payment options and great coworkers

Cons

hard to get a job without student work

Pros

lovely environment and lovely people

Cons

busy place always a lot to do

Pros

Generous paid time off (vacation and sick leave). Retirement benefits.

Cons

Parking on campus is an on-going challenge that is only going to get worse. One must be employed for 2 years before retirement benefits begin. The most silo-ed environment I've ever worked in. Female employees are absolutely treated differently than male employees, and not in a good way. HR seems unwilling to address legitimate concerns with management, despite numerous employees sharing their concerns with HR.... There is virtually no communication between departments/schools/colleges, and it is a challenge to get information that should be made readily available to all. Annual performance reviews are not conducted in compliance with the procedures set forth in the HR manual, which should be a huge red flag for any employee.

Advice to Management

I can only speak to what it's like to work in my department but it is a hostile work environment, and I am treated differently because I am a woman. I also have witnessed issues of sexual harassment as have some of my fellow female colleagues. My experiences at the University are vastly different than the tenets set forth by the Disciples of Christ religion (in theory, the guiding principle for the University), and... seem quite foreign to the priorities set forth by the University Chancellor. Some of the people I work with are kind, and some are cruel, and there seem to be no consequences- positive or negative- regardless. There is almost no accountability, which can be endlessly frustrating. There are issues simmering at TCU that are going to boil over- how could they not?- and management would be wise to address them swiftly and effectively.