University of Toronto
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productive and innovative
Lecture Capture Pilot (Former Employee), Toronto, ON –
Met with new people almost every day. The management was great. co-workers were all nice people. Hardest part of the job was running around different buildings.
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strict and free
RA and TA (Former Employee), Toronto ON Canada –
Pros: free internet
Cons: healthcare
this place is full of strict professors. they require us to reach superior level. every day we have a lot of homework to do. we stay long night until 4 o'clock. But I enjoy this. this place is full of free thinking. We can speak, write and think freely. We are invited to have a big potenial.
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right on the TTC line
cashier (Former Employee), at st. George –
Pros: work as a team flex hour when needed
Cons: learned how to cook differint meals
working for the university was very educational you worked all different location when need so you met a lot of different people you made friends of all ages you made a lot of different meal that you could use at home that were healthy for your family and it didn't matter what age you were you were treated as equal.
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Productive, multi-tasking workplace
Research Project Coordinator (Former Employee), Toronto, ON –
The work was focused on advancing MRI techniques for studying and monitoring two of the most devastating neurological disorders: stroke and intracranial neoplasm. I was participating in different projects on different roles, working closely with clinical, technical, research, and administrative stuff.
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