University of North Florida Employer Reviews

It was a descent place to work. They dont pay good. I left there because I needed a more challenging job.

UNF attracts some excellent scholars, but rarely retains them; the current administration is less concerned with academic excellence and with a true learning experience than the bottom line and jobs for students.

I learned about assisting students with questions dealing with career services

It was an incredible experience to work with different college professors and learn from them.

I learned some job functions pertaining to the medical field. I didn't only do clerical work, I was cross-trained to ensure I was able to perform other duties as needed. My co-workers were pleasant and easy to get along with. My job wasn't hard. I loved working with the people in my office. They made coming to work easy. Instead of waking up dreading – more... going into work, I was ready to go everyday. – less

I worked as a computer lab technician while going to school at UNF. During that time, I learned a great deal about PC repair, Desktop Support, Help Desk, and general customer service. The flexible schedule allowed me to complete my studies and work 30+ hours a week.

I was able to come in at the ground floor of a multi-year, multi million dollar, Army project in Fuel Cells. This project paid for grad school, and allowed me to experience and conduct cutting edge research.

Each day brought new challenges as student-athletes have various and diverse requests and issues. The staff is completely professional and helpful to students and employees alike.

A typical day details moving office furniture, interracting with your customers as well as co workers, picking up litter around campus, closing out work orders, makimg sure evryone im responsible for has done there job. I have learned how to use a forklift, i have gotten better knowledge of the computer and better knowledge of how to be a supervisor. – more... My co workers are alright to deal with as well as my immediate boss is alright but his boss who we see on a regular basis is not somebody i like. I will do what he asks of me but i don't agree with some his tactics because he likes to spy on people but upper management agrees with and supports it which i don't agree with. The job really is not hard even know they keep adding more things for us to do but no more pay. I think the most enjoyable part of the job is interacting with people from all walks of life. – less

The research done here is pretty awesome! The sciences all do very good work, and give the undergrads the opportunity to get a leg up in their academic careers.

Not much to say, everybody is pretty great!

UNF largely consists of mediocrity and empty promises. There is a lot of talk and little action. Like any university, it's filled with bureaucratic red-tape and excuses. Some people really love their jobs and excel in them, but the majority of people are inconvenienced by their positions and the people they are supposed to serve. Forget about a raise, – more... university employees haven't seen a raise in almost five years. – less

The job security was good but opportunities for advancement were poor.

Great gym and class room sizes. Good access to labs, robots, machine shop, etc.

I worked independently with registered college students assisting them with interpreting daily lectures of college classes. I lthouroughly enjoyed working with students and professors, and relaying educational information to both the instuctor and student.

I work with one of my finance professors. I help him for researching, grading papers and homework.

Constant on the job training, and endless network connections.

This was the college of choice i attended, it was not a job. Like i mentioned before, this was an institution in where i went to school, i did not work here.

Great place to work, relaxed, great environment.

In at 8am, no stress at all, do my work, get it done, do it well. Management did what they had to do but were not looking over my shoulder.

Co-workers kept to themselves but were a wealth of knowledge and helped me out tremendously.

The hardest part of my job was living on the low pay and on benefits, – more... but the type of work I was doing was enjoyable. – less

Perfect job for a student. Easy, light work, secretarial tasks. Answering phone lines, filing, etc. Job environment was quit. I could get my homework done when I didn't have anything to do. Boss was very lenient as long as got everything tasked to me done.

great job experience, managers were willing to train, initial job training was indepth and informative