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North Carolina State University Employer Reviews

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Rich and proud history.
Visual Arts Specialist (Former Employee), Greensboro, NC – May 18, 2013
Pros: yearly educational and cultural activities.
Cons: no pay raises due to budget issues.
• A typical day at work was busy.
• I learned to multitask.
• There was a high turn over in management
• Co-workers were helpful.
• The hardest part of the job was working in very cold temperatures.
• The most enjoyable part of the job was the fulfillment of completing a project.
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Productive and great co-workers
C-STORE CLERK (Former Employee), Raleigh – May 15, 2013
Pros: workers
Cons: healthcare
Started out in a different store that prepared me for a much larger store. Learned how to work at a fast pace during the lunch rush. Co-workers were great. On my last day, my manager brought lunch for the entire store.
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Teaching is kind of learning...
Graduate Teaching Assistant (Current Employee), Raleigh, NC – April 24, 2013
Regarding research I do analytical job in a group on macromoleculs application for proteomics application which is an educational part of my career at NCSU. The group members are so collaborative and I enjoy consulting and discussing about our research problems. regarding the teaching part which is my job here, I have taught analytical Labs, which led – more... to learning more about teaching skills / students concerns. I really liked it since it enriched my own knowledge by questioning and answering. Therefore, I teaching is learning as well. – less
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A typical day at work
TUTOR (Current Employee), Greensboro, NC – April 18, 2013
A typical day at work would consist of me helping struggling students in an emporium math class. An emporium class is a classroom setting where the student do all the work on the computer and the teacher does not teacher anything. The student must complete every assignment on their on. If as student has a question they may ask myself or the teacher. – more... On Tuesday's of each week I conduct a 50 minute tutoring session for any student who would like additional help or clarification on a problem. – less
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Supportive Environment
NSF-Graduate Research Fellow / Research Assistant (Current Employee), Raleigh, NC – April 17, 2013
My time at NCSU had been fruitful and enjoyable. Most faculty have a true open door policy. I was given numerous opportunities to learn and grow as a scientist.
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Lack of skilled management and resources
Special Reseacher (Current Employee), Greensboro, NC – April 3, 2013
Pros: centrally located in city
Cons: lack of parking, employees pay for parking, lack of prof development and resources
The institution has incredible potential that cannot be met. Most of the management is inexperienced and inbred. The most detrimental management problem is that commitments are made without resources to complete the work or ability of managment to move projects forward.
In general employees are not supported and so an "everyone for themselves" atmosphere – more... has been cultivated. – less
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Fun, helpful place to work at
N.C. State Turtle Rescue Team Member - Volunteer (Current Employee), Raleigh, NC – March 14, 2013
This group of people are great. Love the university and love then opportunities they provide.
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Lots of Product
Full-Time Cook for Case Dining (Former Employee), Raleigh, NC – March 12, 2013
Pros: free lunch
Cons: no breaks
Not bad for someone coming out of culinary school. I was looking for more of a management role with my expirience and degree.
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Productive and educating learning place.
Senior Design Student (Current Employee), Raleigh, NC – March 3, 2013
A typical day on campus involved attending class while also designing and building an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for the United States Coast Guard. My team designed this aircraft from scratch and built the entire plane in a span of 3 months. The hardest part of this project was getting everything to come out perfectly with the right dimensions when building – more... off of a computer model. The most enjoyable part was seeing the final product grow from nothing into a great design that impressed the entire team. – less
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A good place to gain an education
Undergraduate Researcher (Former Employee), Raleigh, NC – March 2, 2013
The professors are quality and know exactly what they are talking about.
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The more education and advanced degrees you have the better your experience, treatment, and overall opportunities will be.
IT Manager (Current Employee), Raleigh, NC – February 24, 2013
The University is a good place overall. The more education you have the better your experience, treatment, and overall opportunities will be. As a staff member, don't expect much in term of pay raises. Certain departments are better than others. So, it also depends on the department and leadership.
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Productive work place
Student Technical Support (Current Employee), Greensboro, NC – February 20, 2013
Pros: great experience in my field
Cons: i dont have alot of help
Customers come in for assistance needed and i ask them what all i can do for them. The hardest part of my job is not knowing exactly what problems students face when trying to describe their problems.
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Animal Science Graduate Program
Research Assistant (Former Employee), Raleigh, NC – February 19, 2013
The program within the Animal Science department was very diligent in providing adequate knowledge through nutrition specific courses. Research facilities provided to graduate students were top notch for conducting cattle nutrition trials.
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Great University
Office of the Vice Chancellor (Current Employee), Raleigh, NC – February 19, 2013
Pros: job opportunities, hour lunches
Cons: paid parking
It was difficult getting my foot in the door, but once I did I was able to learn a lot of new skills and get promoted into other areas.
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productive and flexible workplace
Community Assistant (Former Employee), Raleigh, NC – February 18, 2013
I enjoyed working here. You come in answer questions from residents, parents, and faculty. Management was hands off. You had the freedom to work independently. co-workers were good, able to switch shifts if needed.
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Productive workplace for students.
Graduate Research Assistant (Current Employee), Raleigh, North Carolina – February 3, 2013
This position is available only to those who are currently registered as full time graduate students.
Excellent research opportunities available.
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EXCELLENT!
CSC Undergraduate Researcher (Former Employee), Raleigh, NC – January 24, 2013
NCSU is an excellent place to be a part of and to work. They provide you with everything that you need and more. NCSU is an above and beyond place to work at and with, its employees strive to do their best work and push you to do the same.
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Productive and fun place to work
Computer Consultant (Former Employee), Greensboro, NC – January 13, 2013
This position was very detailed oriented while working a team environment.
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Excellent collage
Graduate Research Assistant (Former Employee), raleigh, North carolina – January 3, 2013
As part of the diverse community at NCSU, I could enrich my investigation abilities while I integrate to the culture, language and lifestyle of the American student. As a chemical education researcher, I am committed to instigate the development of innovated ideas for the design of valuable educational materials.
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Great place to work if you enjoy working with college students.
Assistant Director (Current Employee), Raleigh, NC – December 18, 2012
Pros: fun environment, benefits, pro family
Cons: work life balance and pay
NC State University is a large organization to work for. There is a very diverse staff. Everyone is interested in your development. The students are great to work with and are eager to pursue their education. The environment is fun and fast paced. You have to really enjoy working with students and interacting with their parents to work in the college – more... environment. The opportunities to learn new skills and acquire additional responsibilities are great. – less
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About North Carolina State University

The mission of North Carolina State University is to serve its students and the people of North Carolina as a doctoral/research-extensive, – Read more