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"Great work culture and work-life balance, wonderful benefits" (in 29 reviews)
"Tuition waiver - if you enroll in a graduate program and use the" (in 30 reviews)
"Low pay, staff don't get along with each other very well" (in 26 reviews)
"Also true for work/life balance and any other measure" (in 7 reviews)
Pros
Professors are nice and offering you advice and suggestions. Learned a lot.
Cons
Didn't find any. It feels nice working as a graduate assistant.
I worked at University of Denver full-time (More than 5 years)
Pros
Ample opportunities for learning and development that doesn't rely on being in a traditional classroom no matter what role you are in. The benefits are fantastic, particularly if you have college age children or are planning to attend college (tuition benefits).
Cons
Salary. Not much opportunity to advance in career.
I have been working at University of Denver full-time
Pros
Great holiday schedule and colleagues were very passionate
Cons
Campus culture can be strange at times - very reactive programming
I have been working at University of Denver part-time (More than a year)
Pros
Great flexible hours and pay
Cons
Not great administration to work with
I have been working at University of Denver full-time (More than a year)
Pros
Pretty campus, engaged students, tuition benefits
Cons
Many student affairs areas (minus Advancement and Housing/Residential Ed) are painfully understaffed, and positions are not filled quickly (or at all...). Grad students carry the load, and the full time staff members aren't terribly talented. The pay isn't great so it makes sense they have sub par full time staff. When we make offers to prospective employees and disclose what their starting salary will be, we usually lose most candidates.
Advice to Management
Take better care of your grad students and try to pay better to attract some good candidates. The grad students are overworked and underappreciated, and the professional staff are paid terribly, but still more than their talent would warrant.
I worked at University of Denver part-time (More than a year)
Pros
Great opportunity to learn new skills and develop professionally
Cons
Work study budget only allows so many hours
I worked at University of Denver full-time
Pros
Nice community of staff, fresh college atmosphere
Cons
Management is a mixed bag.
I worked at University of Denver full-time
Pros
Excellent benefits and overall environment of excellence.
Cons
Too much bureaucracy and not always able to keep up with demands of the market. Employees make amazing things happen there, but are not always valued as much as faculty or the campus environment.
Advice to Management
Consider spending more on employees and less on buildings and infrastructure.
I worked at University of Denver full-time
Pros
Excellent colleagues and great students.
Cons
Low salary and retirement benefits.
I have been working at University of Denver part-time (More than 3 years)
Pros
Flexible hours and a variety of opportunities
Cons
Low pay, staff don't get along with each other very well
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