Brigham Young University Employer Reviews

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.

I worked as a teaching assistant while in a grad program. The work life balance was a little stifling, but more because of education than work. My work load was reasonable and the flexibility about when it was completed was very accommodating to my academic schedule.

Many come to Rexburg to settle in and stay a while. BYU-Idaho is probably the pinnacle of employment within city limits. Those who work here "have arrived" and upward mobility in a career becomes dependent on either growing upward within the University, or moving on to another employer elsewhere.

The food science dept is staffed with knowledgeable friendly professors who always take the time to teach you along the way. They are patient, courteous, and kind. Hours are usually very flexible.

I enjoyed working here, but it was a pay cut from my last job. There was always someone, usually the professors, who were willing to help me out with problems, but I was still expected to complete work on my own.

Working with the Athletic Marketing Department was amazing. Besides standing on the sidlines watching BYU beat Utah, you receive free admittance to all sporting events. It was a great way to learn the marketing business with in a sports environment. The work felt like play!

It was wonderful working for BYU (in various positions) while being a student. All my supervisors understood the stress of education and were willing to help work around class schedules, testing, etc. THey also limit your work hours to 20 per week so you cannot overwork yourself and forget to do homework.

Has to be the best job on campus. I had opportunities to teach and create teaching labs. Working with the professors and students was more fun than it was work. recommend to anyone.

Brigham Young is a good company that offers many different opportunities to it's students to gain experience and get a feel for what they want to do.

Diverse people interacting in the same place, challenging assignments & family oriented environment

Brigham Young University (BYU) is a great institute of higher learning and home to many, many, on-campus, student jobs. Mine was possibly the best. I worked for the campus rec center. My job was at the front desk dealing in information and tennis court reservations. It is not the most exciting job, but important and you get a lot of down time to do – more... your homework. As a busy college student, it doesn't get any better than that.

The hardest part of the job is dealing with the angry public. Such is the nature of customer service as we all know. The staff is friendly, as is everyone in Utah and you don't have to be Mormon to be "in the know" with the staff. It's all one big happy family with plenty of hugs and giggles. – less