University of Alabama Employer Reviews

The job could be challenging at times, but those in charge were very patient and understanding, as being a referee is not an exact science. They teach you step by step everything you need to know to perform well. The scheduling is the most flexible I have ever seen. Management steps in when players get out of control, usually after a call the player – more... disagrees with. – less

I loved working for the university of alabama! It was a unique experience and they were completely accommodating to whatever I needed when I was working for them.

Nice place to work. Easy schedule at the CAS. Hourly wage isn't great, but you have quite a few no-shows, so you can study while being paid a little.

Good flexible job for while a student is in school, minimal pay, good for extra cash for weekends

I learned so much and enjoyed my experience there. I wouldn't have traded it for anything.

securing the game field was the most fun i had working meeting players, i learned alot about security and the mangers where helpful

Loved working here it was a great place to work however they went out of business.

Gave me the experiene of working in a warehouse and using different equipment.

This is a great place to learn strength and conditioning. They have a master strength coach on staff to learn from which is a great opportunity in itself. Just enjoying the team atmosphere, staff and the players.

I really liked this job because I was able to use all of my skills, especially organizational skills. I also felt that my contributions were valuable to project.

I work at the main campus as an Office Associate. The pay is awful. You have to pay to park. Retirement is good but they take out 7.5% of your already low salary. Prescription drugs are expensive.

It depends who you work for and in what department for your work enviornment. Some professors can be very cruel. Think Sheldon Cooper. However, some professors – more... can be wonderful to work for. – less

Working in the stockroom is very enjoyable. The most enjoyable part is the fact that I'm able to meet new people everyday. My co-workers are also very sweet people. I feel like my supervisor has a very open relationship with her employees and insures us that we can talk to her about anything.

Worked in a lab producing copper insoles for reaserch. I learned how to work alone and troubleshoot problems that I encountered.

Weelky meetings with faculty sponsor discussing orders of business
Learned how to manage multiple responsibilities

A great place to work with people of all ages and backgrounds.

This environment was extremely fast paced. My team and I were constantly generating reports and data.

I have held numerous jobs at this place and I have never had any complaints.

This has been by far the best experience I have had with an employer. Everyone was fun and energetic and I was constantly learning.

Nice place to work. Very team-oriented. Well balanced management and very informative staff.

Direct Patient care on Trauma/Burns unit monitoring outcomes and discharge for home care with medication teaching and dressing of wounds. I also had the opportunity to work with grants and several research projects being a liason for human service agencies. With co-workers it was a pleasure to both teach, learn, supervise each other and set a new pace – more... for others. The hardest part of my job was knowing if I did all that was necessary to give my patient top quality care to produce the best outcomes. I enjoyed my job because I believed in investing life into the lives of all I encountered no matter patient, co-worker or other departments within the realm where I worked. I have always enjoyed helping people. – less