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Full-timePart-timeIncome per cost of living is good (in 13 reviews)
Great work environment with people of all kinds (in 25 reviews)
in small town far from large cities (in 25 reviews)
If employed for a temporary full-time position don't expect to feel important to the cause of your research (in 15 reviews)
I have been working at Washington State University full-time (More than 3 years)
Pros
Great research team and advisor
Cons
It is better to bring more funds for the research teams
I worked at Washington State University part-time
Pros
Good Experience for a college student
Cons
No other employees at the workplace
I have been working at Washington State University full-time
Pros
Nice working environment and friendly people. Less living expense.
Cons
Not too many entertainments. Bad position.
I worked at Washington State University part-time (More than 3 years)
Pros
Great people, free food and once you’ve been there awhile and can prove you know what you’re doing, you get a lot of responsibility
Cons
Pay, hours are random, working alone or late at night sometimes was hard with a full class schedule
I have been working at Washington State University part-time (More than 8 years)
Pros
Good relationships, clear vision, good outlook
Cons
Limited opportunity for moving up quickly
Advice to Management
Things are OK. No advice to give.
I worked at Washington State University full-time
Pros
Research based department!
Not many courses!
Cons
Not a friendly environment for international students.
I have been working at Washington State University full-time
Pros
ABET accredited. Good engineering program
Cons
Most professors are here only to conduct research
I worked at Washington State University full-time (More than 5 years)
Pros
Great college town, plenty of opportunities.
Cons
Higher ed politics, lack of comraderie in certain departments.
I have been working at Washington State University part-time
Pros
Excellent benefits; town is very quiet.
Cons
Pay scale is not competitive compared to other WA public higher-ed institutions
I have been working at Washington State University part-time (More than 3 years)
Pros
Great teaching opportunity and allowed me to hone some skills for classroom management. Time commitment was reasonable as it was for an upper division biochemistry course. Overall, was a great experience that allowed me to further my research in addition to teaching.
Cons
This is a graduate student teaching assistantship. This does not pay well, as it covers for your stipend and tuition. It will take time away from your research so keep that in mind if you have poor time management skills.
Advice to Management
Great job getting TA-ships to students that require them. If there could be more training time for first time student teachers it would help both the graduate students and undergraduates.
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