Temple University Employer Reviews

Under limited supervision, a typical work day includes a variety of task from general administrative functions to website maintenance and classroom support.

We work mostly independently on projects however, some projects might require a team effort. My coworkers are great and have provided good constructive criticism at times as well as positive feedback – more... which has helped me to grow in my job.

The hardest part of the job is demanding deadlines which can require working additional hours from home to meet them and creates a difficult balance between my personal life and work. Although the job can be stressful at times, the benefits are great. – less

A TYPICAL DAY @ WORK WAS CHALLENGING, REWARDING & FULFILLING, AS IS THE RECIPE FOR SUCCESS..

It was nice working at Temple, I had fun meeting new people and building on my communication skills. They really helped me open up to different things, and now I can say I am a good communicator.

I enjoy study and work at Temple University
People are very friendly

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management is organized.

• Assisted with cross campus opening morning duties consisting of checking mail and email, setting up computer lab and finish any prior work.
• Provided administrative support for counselor such as answering telephones, making copies of documents and faxing paper work, assisting visitors and resolving a range of administrative problems.
• Attend weekly – more... professional development seminars including all PDW interns based on the topic of professionalism. – less

I really liked it. I got to know a lot of key influential people within Temple University.

A clerical internship where i had the duties of delivering paperwork for Temple office assistants and also doing research on statistics of up and coming freshman classes. My team members were of my age and were very helpful.

Super staff and students that enjoyed the environment. Supportive staff and great potential to add programs and increase participation.

Biology program well-rounded, and had opportunity to do independent research project for last two years of school.

Fantastic experience in being a leader both as part of a team, in a department, to my peers and to the hundred+ residents on my floor.

Limited advancement opportunities; very selective management opportunities; benefits were excellent; conducive to work/life balance; co-workiers generally pleasant to work with.

Teaching the youth on various aspects of leadership is a huge accomplishment in my eyes. Our future depends on the youth and how they grow up with positive and successful values to better the world we live in.

Although it was a student position, I was valued as a member of the team. Our feedback counted as much as the staff and we were always well treated by our supervisors. I enjoyed the position and work environment as it promoted professionalism, hard work and allowed us to increase our knowledge base.

This is not an everyday job. We attend cases and listen to the evidence found and assess the situation of whether the student at fault is responsible or not responsible for their actions committed.

the days went by fast supervisors treated me fair most of the time you worked alone hardest part of job was walking up and down alot of steps and cleaning is what i enjoy most

Great professional environment to work in. Specialist office with great reviews.

This population was enjoyable to work with but difficult to sometime understand.

A Typical day would consist of meeting with my Director, to discuss upcoming events and projects and implementing ideas. I learned supervisory skills, working with students of all ethnicity. Communicating effectively with professors, deans, people in congress, senate. The hardest part of the job were probaly the very late hours of preparing proposals. – more... The most enjoyable part of the job, I was able to work independently majority of the time. – less

Having tuition remission was a plus, working at Temple allows you to work independently