Brigham Young University Employer Reviews

This was a perfect job except for the pay. It wasn't very good and there were no benefits.

I would work on software that go with Head-Mounted Displays. I learned creating software without any plan is extremely hard to work with. I had to refactor the project to make it easier for adding new functionality. The management was my boss gave me an assignment and I was left to myself to get it done. When I was not sure on what exactly the specs – more... was, I would create up a list and discuss with him. With co-workers, we help each other out. If he got stuck on something, I would help discuss it out solutions. He did the same for me. The hardest part of the job was trying to import library that was not well documented. The most enjoyable part of the job was to see the actual trials using the software I help create. – less

Awesome student job. Good pay. Great mentors and training.

I work as an adjunct math professor and I love the quality of the students who attend BYU. I enjoy working with the students and the autonomy I am afforded to get the job done. However, you don't always feel appreciated as an adjunct faculty member.

Brigham Young University was an excellent place to work, with a balanced emhasis on research and teaching. It required strict moral behavior and stressed family values. I taught there for 33 years and then retired, and with our children raised and still in posession of good health, pursued other teqaching experiences at different kinds of educational – more... institutions. – less

Overall, BYU is a great place to get a Graduate Education/Post-Doc. The chemistry department has great faculty and a wide variety of research opportunities. Compared to other Chemistry Institutions the faculty does not demand tons of hours from their students. Due to the religious nature of the university, many people opt for other universities. The – more... indirect result of this is that there is far more funding and resources per capita (due to religious funding) than would exist at many other places. – less

Ability to manage work life and personal life balance was easy when working for this company

go around the muesum and change all the burned out lights.check on all the exhibits to see if anything needs to be fixed or adjusted. check on all the students to see how their jobs are coming. proceed with my assignments, Frames, cases, display's.

how to take students not in the field of woodworking and produce a gallery to exhibit artwork.

I have – more... a supervisor who recieves plans from Curator and design team then tells me what needs to be done.

4-5 student employees mostly, but have to deal with design team, registration (art handlers), Curators.

waiting for Curators to give us the plans.

seeing the end result on the exhibits. – less

I worked with people from all over the world. Learned so much about different cultures.

Great opportunity during school.

Some teachers need help and should not be there. Others are extremely awesome.

Overall great institution.

Student life is busy, some socializing and healthy fun is necessary to keep the life moving on...

Various on campus jobs available for students. Helps greatly in work study balance.

I learned the importance of following guidelines. Great place to work.

I'm the Teacher's Assistant for a Plastics Manufacturing class, and an Advanced Composites Manufacturing class

Learned most of I know here. The part time offered here help me develop many skills.

It was a great environment, really fun coworkers, I worked improving the online courses for BYU - Idaho, I learned different skills, such determine different problems and find their solutions. Worked closely with instructors to ad/remove information and fix problems(typos, deadlines, etc) with the courses. The hardest it was the fast pace that at times – more... I had several course to work on, or fixes and improvements. The most enjoyable was the flexible deadlines, and the great coworkers. Fun and easy going supervisor. – less

Loved the environment and work assignments. The boss and co-workers were friendly and stuff got done.

Work takes place in good environment. Co-workers are students just like me, and supervisors are friendly and easy to work for.

A typical day at work, I was in an office with hi-def screens and sound to edit video. Some days were spent filming different things on campus. My co-workers and I all loved working together and everything was fun. The hardest part of the job was sometimes working odd hours for an event, but the best part was doing what I loved.

BYU is a great place to work, and it gives one the feeling that he or she is really contributing to something worthwhile.