University of South Florida Reviews

Pros

Support system is very helpful.

Cons

Hours are non negotiable which is a con.

Pros

- Tons of extra time to work on coursework or relax. - Great way to learn tier 1 troubleshooting skills. - Great managers that are happy to teach and help. - Excellent way to grow a resume.

Cons

- The position is too simple at times and does not provide the worker with any useful follow-on knowledge. The systems used there are quite simple and student techs are not allowed to do much outside of calling for assistance from senior leads. Aside from checking wires and basic functionality (PC is on, sound works/doesn't work, etc.) it is an overly easy position to make easy money. - Must go to school to stay employed.

Pros

There are definitely some good things about USF. The campus is beautiful and my immediate colleagues were wonderful. If you are on an Admin line, the time off is very generous. Because departments have a good amount of flexibility, your experience will really depend on that college and/or department's policies as far as remote work.

Cons

One thing departments have no control over, is salaries, which are very low for the level of responsibility and expertise required to succeed in these positions. There is very little support from the college level and communication was murky. Training materials and documents were never up to date, if they existed. There were some trainings held, but even those documents were either incorrect or outdated. Time off for staff line positions is low, especially considering how much time Admin lines get off. There was also a lot of unhappiness over salaries and advancement and though this was shared with college leadership, either nothing was done or departments were strung along with a promise of future decisions.

Pros

Great for networking while studying.

Cons

You will be doing anything anyone needs.

Pros

- Professional environment - Flexible schedule

Cons

Nothing seems to be cons

Pros

Beautiful campus/facilities and located in Tampa

Cons

Embarrassing salaries for any position under Senior Asssociate ADs and extremely demanding work schedule on week days/nights and weekends

Pros

Inclusive, Friendly, Teamwork, Other opportunities, Growth

Cons

Not Applicable. Everything seems perfect as long as you know what you're doing and ask questions

Pros

Diversity is a big point in this company

Cons

Some courses could be added that might be more helpful for students

Pros

Work from home Good pay

Cons

I haven't faced any con

Pros

Low-cost benefits and great coverage

Cons

NOT inclusive, always making calculated moves to look good, a HIGH turnaround of employees, employees that have worked over 20 years barely want to work.