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Very good work place.
Student Researcher (Current Employee), Dallas, TX – May 14, 2013
Pros: plenty of travel, six weeks full-time, very helpful falcuty
Cons: many obligation required with the contract, administration has went crazy
I love where im am doing research. Normally we read papers, listen to short presentations, and work on our research. Each contract requires me to prepare a 2-8 page paper to be published, a poster, two presentations, one in state and one out of state.
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Large family, fun group to work with.
Student Researcher (Former Employee), Denton, TX – May 7, 2013
Helpful, large lab group that was very welcoming and easy to work with. Spent time working with several instruments analyzing samples.
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Custodian
CUSTODIAN (Former Employee), Victory Hall – May 7, 2013
Pros: worked with great people, retirement plan.
Cons: pay was not that great.
Performed all custodial duties for student housing. really enjoyed the pace of the day. Learned all the ends and outs of janitorial duties. Really was not anything hard about the job at all.
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Good place to be
Research Assistant (Current Employee), Denton – May 5, 2013
Pros: work life balance
Cons: did not find any yet
Hard to leave this place. But I must be on my way up my career.
I learned lots of thing out of my work here.
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Research University with diverse areas of research.
Graduate Research Assistant (Current Employee), Denton, TX – April 28, 2013
This job improves one's research potential and provides opportunities to present one's work on a professional platform. It has helped me develop as an engineer and my problem solving skills through a structured engineering program.
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A fun place to be
Student Assistant (Former Employee), Denton Tx – April 24, 2013
The Computer science and Engineering department offers some excellent courses here, I really enjoyed my time learning and being at UNT. the people are really nice with International students
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Diverse and fun workplace, with an emphasis on reliability and accurateness
Part-time IT Assistant (Former Employee), Denton, TX – April 8, 2013
Pros: schedule flexibility, fun work environment
Cons: -
The University of North Texas, and the Athletics Center especially, comprises an enthusiastic and determined team, willing to contribute to the overall image of the university by maintaining effective channels of organization and communication. A typical day at work for the IT support team includes general maintenance of the network under support, such – more... as managing user accounts and rights on the system, assisting in general troubleshooting hardware/software issues, maintaining the overall security, and assisting users in technical problems or questions.
Through this experience, I have enhanced my communication and interpersonal skills and learned the value of teamwork, responsibility, initiative and perseverance. The management is well-defined and the co-workers are a great source of support, which makes the transition and learning process easier and the work environment effective.
The hardest part of the job is responding timely, accurately and adequately to the changing and unpredictable demands of the users and the network, whereas the most enjoyable part is coming up with ideas and thinking in a creative and critical way to solve problems which may arise. – less
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Excellent work environment in a peaceful location
Graduate Research assistant (Current Employee), Denton, TX – March 26, 2013
Pros: free stuff every now and then
Cons: a little out of city center
The university has excellent resources and faculties to nurture any talent. The staff is very helpful and extremely resourceful.
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Friendly and Fun Department
Administrative Specialist II (Current Employee), Denton, TX – March 23, 2013
Greet incoming students and help Faculty and staff in whatever way possible to have an efficient work environment. Co-worker are always happy to help one anther and help incoming students get familiar with the Department. Hardest part of the job is to witness a student not have the financial resources to pay for classes but the most enjoyable to me – more... is to know that the students I help are taking with them all the proper information that they need to have a successful semester. – less
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Excellent place to work as Student Assistant
Teaching Assistant (TA) (Former Employee), Denton, TX – March 20, 2013
Excellent place to work as a Student assistant. Great working conditions and you will get a chance to meet people from different regions and different cultures.
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Was always learning new things
Laboratory Technician (Former Employee), Denton, Tx – March 18, 2013
A typical day includes resuming as early as 8am, clean my instruments, check the pH my extracts or, and, solutions in the refrigerator to make sure they are in good condition; then i record the temperature in a temperature log.
I learn different lab techniques, protocols and new steps regarding different or new solutions, reactions and bacteria.
Sometimes, – more... we were in the lab for extended hours.
The most enjoyable part of the experience is when the expected results become tangible and are achieved in the lab. – less
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Very professional
INTERNSHIP (Former Employee), Denton, TX – March 15, 2013
Pros: very helpful
Cons: distance
Worked very hard. I learned a great deal about being a teacher.
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A wonderful work environment
Assistant Director of Basketball Operations (Current Employee), Denton, TX – March 9, 2013
My coworkers are incredibly driven and I have learned so much from them.
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Working with other students is fun and encourages friendships outside of work
Sound Engineer (Current Employee), Denton, TX – March 9, 2013
Pros: part-time, if there is downtime you're able to study and do homework, on campus near food court, you get to work some very fun events and sometimes free food
Cons: they are very strict on hours and it can be difficult to save money, director shows biased towards some departments, does not think about students life
Typical Day: clock in, check schedule, perform any set ups or break downs on schedule, run events, print schedule for next day, organize office, clock out.
Management: My personal managers were wonderful, professional and well informed, helpful and encouraging.
Co-workers: Student position so you do get some great co-workers but every now and then you'll – more... come across some that are lazy or just hard to get along with.
Hardest part of job: sometimes the schedule can be very chaotic and we'll be short staffed causes excess stress and difficulty.
Most enjoyable: the friendships and conversations with other co-workers. – less
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A very unorganize place
CSR III (Former Employee), Fort Worth – February 20, 2013
Pros: 401k retirement, free health insurance
Cons: everything
It's a very unorganized place to work for... employees don't know where the crash cart and take longer to help someone in trouble- If I say this I was there when an incident occur and lady was not treated properly until the paramedics got there
Also managers they are all different and some are not professional at all. No strong rules that protect employees – more... from this type of managers.
No I didn't like it and have never worked in a place like this
Not organized
Not professional
Not well paid
Very Negative!
... When back to my previous job Texas Health Resources a more well organized environment and much more professional place – less
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Unorganized but fun
Administrative Specialist I (Current Employee), Denton, TX – January 17, 2013
My day was spent receiving, shipping, and/or distributing packages for the Biology dept. Among many other odd jobs, I managed student employees, balanced the dept budget, purchased for the labs, and managed inventory. I learned many professional and personal aspects through this job. The management was one of the only flaws. Very unorganized for such – more... a respectable institution. The co-workers were the great though. The hardest part of the job was the physical labor. But, I enjoyed the change of workload instead of a day to day routine. – less
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Probably an average public university work experience
Administrative Coordinator (Former Employee), Denton, TX – January 15, 2013
Pros: good benefits and paid leave, altruistic act of helping students receive a higher education.
Cons: management varies greatly by department, little room for advancement, higher degrees required for little compensation. very low pay.
Some departments are managed better than others - varies greatly (thereby rule-following varies greatly).
Overall room for advancement is minimal, higher degrees are required for minimal pay raises. Compensation is much lower than private sector, but benefits are quite good: retirement account is matched, sick and vacation leave are paid, plus paid – more... holidays, overtime rewarded with paid time off. Health insurance is paid for the primary, discounted for the secondary.
Best part of the job is working on a fun college campus, lots of events and entertainment.
Hardest is advancement, lack of recognition for service/good work. – less
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Good Place
Student Assistant (Former Employee), Denton, TX – January 10, 2013
I loved working here. I miss it deeply. The atmosphere was stress free and my coworkers were outstanding.
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Not bad, good facilities
Visiting Assistant Professor (Former Employee), Denton, TX – January 7, 2013
Teaching my students was a pleasure, nice colleagues too. I was not too overloaded, and the work itself was generally enjoyable.
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Very typical min wage work
Cashier (Former Employee), Denton, TX – January 5, 2013
Pros: discounted food, close location to university, flexible hours
Cons: no benefits, stressful environment . low pay
Typical day is working cashier during lunch rush and when that is over its time to stock and clean up.

No benefits for part time except food
Pay rate is min wage

Management was one good cop, one bad cop and the balance of the two keep things ok.
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