Wake Forest University Employee Reviews about "beautiful campus"

Pros

The campus is beautiful for daily walks.

Cons

The parking is limited so you either get there early or you park very far away from your final destination

Pros

There have been some changes recently, but coming into a beautiful campus every day definitely is great. There is a great employee support system with HR who are very receptive to any questions.

Cons

Even though it IS primarily a university, having more lunch options on campus during the summer would be excellent.

Pros

Good pay relative to other jobs on campus

Cons

Often find myself looking for things to do

Pros

Easy job on campus. Convenient.

Cons

Sometimes have to deal with stubborn students and tough commands.

Pros

- It was better pay compared to most positions on campus for students.

Cons

- It was babysitting athletes

Pros

Nice Students who are academics strong Pleasant Campus that is well maintained

Cons

No raise in 8 years in spite of excellent performance reviews

Pros

Salary of 32,000. Merit raises of 1.5% and 1% of salary was taken to park on campus beginning 2016

Cons

Ability to participate in paid higher education programs as staff is dependent on your manager allowing you flex lunch or work hours to attend classes

Pros

Laid back department with great resources and connections. Great work environment! There are many opportunities to collaborate across the university or with other labs at the medical school campus.

Cons

Expectations aren't always clear. The current chemistry department needs severe remodeling. Teaching labs can be a big headache because of poor communication with previous lab coordinators and overall disorganization of information.

Pros

This is one of the highest-paying student jobs on campus and was great for developing conflict-resolution skills

Cons

Upper-level supervisors, with some exceptions, were often disconnected to the issues facing the undergraduate resident advisors and entirely ignored placement preferences

Pros

Great campus, and plenty of events you can join in even as a grad student. Housing and cost of living overall in the area is cheap.

Cons

Pay is low (for graduate students, not for staff/faculty), but you're going to find that at most places. The cost of a parking pass was ridiculous.