The University of Kansas Reviews

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Sometimes unpleasant people come in and out and you need to be ready to deal with them. Working late at night (usually 12AM) can be tiring.

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Salaries are not comparable with the private market.

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Scheduling can be a bit rough but thats all.

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Would often move us to another location with little warning

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A little boring, if live here for a long time

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Lots of structure, difficult to accommodate busy schedule.

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Internally and externally political, cronyism, ousted if you don't believe in certain ideology (primarily "liberal" ideology), little diversity of thought, small opportunity for advancement, poor pay unless you play lots of games and weasel your way to the top, bullying/passive aggressiveness, TONS of bureaucracy and red tape, poor management and oversight, poor workload allocation (some people overworked, others do nothing), everything subjective to your department and what policies they have (ie flexibility with time, telecommuting, micromanagement, etc.), little progress is ever made, always repeating the same thing year after year, tuition assistance isn't very good especially compared to other universities and colleges, live in the bubble of "academia", if someone above you doesn't like you they'll find ways to "non reappoint" you, lots of wasted money.

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Training was at times lacking

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I do not have cons as of now.

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Mediocre pay and no scope for learning new things