University of Wyoming
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Cooking
Prep Cook, Cashier, Barista (Former Employee), Laramie, WY –
Pros: co- workers
Cons: might get overly crowded on a daily basis
I loved being at the university of wyoming making sandwiches and using the espresso machine was a great new experience for me.
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learn a lot and fun workplace
Student Manager (Former Employee), Laramie, WY –
Pros: free meal on the work day
Cons: short break
- If you work hard and put more afford at work, you will find you have a lot to do , compare with others.
- learn a lot of communicate skills, social life.
- management: kind of old ideas, need some update
- co-workers: mostly they are nice, but still have a lot of lazy workers
- the hardest part of job :time consuming
- the most enjoyable part the – more...  job: people are nice and friendly – less
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Educating Adults and Children about nutrition, food safety and cooking skills
Nutrition Educator (Former Employee), Rock Springs, WY –
Pros: i got to talk about food every day
Cons: scheduling conflicts, transient particpants
I interacted with community agencies promoting the nutrition program and following up with client referrals. Interacted with Adults and children, assessing their nutritional needs, developing lesson plans and documenting progress during classes. I enjoyed working with my co-workers. The hardest part of the job was getting people to attend classes for – more...  the 6 week program. The most enjoyable part of the job was teaching nutrition and trying recipes and giving away incentives (cutting boards, jar grippers, cookbooks). – less
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Multitude of opportunity in a multicultural envirnoment!
Most recent: PrePress Tech/Graphic Design (Former Employee), Laramie, WY –
Pros: as state-funded has great benefits, rare overtime, compensation ok, multicultural environment
Cons: as state-ran sometimes not well-managed, not much room for advancement
Worked several jobs for this university both part-time while attending the college as well as full-time ones after. Benefit package was the best I've had anywhere. Each department has its own internal politics but same is true in businesses out there in the "real world" (outside academia). However, there's not much room for advancement due to these – more...  same politics. Small town values, meet multicultural world views. – less
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