University of Houston Employer Reviews

Many benefits and trainings available. Not very conducive to family issues

i am hard worker and have great skills and an outstanding personal skills. and i am willing to learn new skills and tasks set forth in front of me.

required 10h working per day
smart and friendly coworkers
have to be creative to solve challenging problems of the project
develop lab techniques
develop deep knowledge in organic and organometallic chemistry

Help visualize instrumentation and controls application in future jobs. Good for entry level candidates.

Meet with the coaches to go over whats needed from me during practice , Receive schedule for practice and my assigned recording sheet. Go Through install of the new plays, Make the coaches have all there equioment set up and extra things they might need. Time each part of practice to keep coaches on time to move to the next station . Also record the – more...  QB's snap to catch time and throw to catch times over a hundred plays a day with a stop watch. Report to the coaches to Inform if there players are understand the coaching. Watch film of the practice and tell the players whats there number one reoccurring problem technique wise . – less

Great place to work on-campus. Tuition waiver is a great benefit. You get CRLA certification for on job training as tutor

Provide a lot of incentives for employees. A typical work day at the University of Houston consist of being available to help when help crisis happened.

The staff I worked with were excellent and my supervisors were prompt, understanding and very informative regarding the assignments of my tasks and feedback. It's been an absolute pleasure working here.
My typical day consisted of advertising for a study, recruiting participants, attending to coding assignments and many other tasks. I have learned a – more...  lot more about the process of research and assessments. It's a valuable experience. – less

The school was good. I loved my adviser and it was a fun 3-year.

I have been studying and working in UH for 7 years. This is like my home.

A very understanding boss makes work all the more easier. There are times where I had to stretch a bit but that is compensated when I had to take off early to meet my Professor or other personal issues. Overall, very understanding and an awesome work experience.

They were able to work around my class schedule. Pretty simple office tasks but very low pay.

I work for ICAS, Institute for Climate and Atmospheric Science. It a good place to work and people will allow you time to work for.

Reorganization has caused an uproar, and it's only a matter of time before managers will be held accountable.

It is very rewarding to work at the University of Houston as an adjunct professor although if you are only working part time as an adjunct, the pay is only supplemental and not sufficient unless you have a salary job also.

Lots of room for personal growth and expansion within the university itself. That is the asset the job had going for it.

I enjoyed working at the college of Pharmacy at the University of Houston it allowed me to see what goes on in an office setting and provide me whith the tools I will need for a career one day

started early providing customer service, then testing and verifying changes to my,uh.edu and webCT web application. Learnt a lot about how reportings done, test plans and process of application customization for a client.

I have had the pleasure of working for University of Houston with a rich experience of various cultural background difference and a dynamic team player along with technical background of updating the website in various ways

I loved working for UH. My coworkers were fantastic and the atmosphere was incredibly productive. Plus, there's a lot to be said for knowing that your actions help students succeed.

That said, though, as a state school, whenever state budgets are cut, so are jobs.

If you like knowing that you're contributing to the greater good, if you like networking, – more...  if you like having the ability to really get in depth on subjects that matter, University of Houston is a great place to work. But do yourself a favor and save, too. – less