Boston University Employer Reviews

I had a great boss who was patient with me and taught me relevant skills and techniques. There is no way that I would be in the position that I am today without his training.

My workday began and ended with open and processing the contents of foreign applicants wish to enroll at Boston University.

What did I learn? I learned one needs quite a bit of financial backing in order to study abroad!

My co-workers were some of the nicest people I've worked with. Easily one of the friendliest, most "laid-back" work environments – more... I had the pleasure to be a part of.

Honestly, there wasn't a hard part to this job.

Most enjoyable part? Probably interacting with my co-workers. – less

Never would work for them in the research department. The office manager was very mean and bitter.

Getting a Ph.D. is not easy by any stretch of the imagination. And though us Ph.D. candidates may have mentors that are stuck in their ways or work with other students with big egos, the support staff (admins, head of the program, graduate student advisor, etc) is extremely helpful and supportive of our goal of attaining our doctorates. When you aren't – more... sure what to do with your research or administrative requirements, there is always someone to guide you in the right direction. There is also a very active student body with many graduate student associations, athletic teams, and other interest groups to helps us relax and not get bogged down with our work. – less

Great place to work! Benefits are great, people are great. Learned a lot and continue learning, great students as well.

Good benefits, nice working environment over all.
transportation is not very convenient but OK
Can take courses free if you are an employee

conduct research individually
highly independent work environment
present findings to supervisors

Boston University was extremely flexible to accomodate classes and extracurricular activities. If someone wanted to work for the school while attending, the employment office was extremely helpful.

As development lead in a full-scale SA P implementation there was not really a typical day at work. I worked with a lot of very skilled and motivated consultants and staff members. the hardest part of t job and also the most enjoyable part of the job at the same time was the juggling of the responsibilities as a Team Lead, Analyst and Developer.

I was very happy in this environment and I will work and work there anytime

Supportive environment to foster health and wellness for clients seeking guidance in the fitness field

Good place to expand your PhD Knowledge. You get involved in multiple well funded projects and you get to travel.

My time was well spent. I learned a lot about teaching undergraduates and developing curriculums, exams, assignments, etc. Boston University was great to work for

They like to neglect qualifications and seek those from within.

love coming to work ever day and feeling part of a team. We all help no matter what and adapt easily to the extremely hectic, fast paced enviornment

Employment is semester by semester on a need basis only. I have not been formally offered employment.

Not much founding, but good school with great people

what I learned
management
my co-workers
the hardest part of the job
the most enjoyable part of the job

This place was a great place to work since I learned how to not say no. The management team was supportive of staff and concerned with excellence in serving the student population as well as the masses. I learned how important caring for teeth are and inspired to attend school and obtain a degree.

Some days are slow, other days are very busy.
Benefits can be exciting, but only if you take advantage of the tuition remission courses.

Grat workplace with amazing benefits, passionate coworkers, and competitive salary.