Yale University Employer Reviews

Go to work. Code, write, calculate. Go home. Repeat.

I studied high energy physics, doing correlation studies on millions of heavy ion collision events, looking for proof of the QGP.

I worked under a very kind professor, and co-workers were all excellent. The greatest part of the job was the solitude, I was able to focus on what needed to be done.

Accountable for prepping food & breaking it down.
Serving hot food in a proper manner
Working in the dish room, sweeping and mopping floors.
Followed many tasks when asked

Yale was an amazing place to work, considering the location and academic environment. I worked in a small research office, and I carved out my own job responsibilities. My predecessor left abruptly for med school and the doctor leading the way was new. He hadn't carved out research plans or metrics to be honest. He was working on his animal research – more... and I kept myself busy trying to organize any data available. I needed Yale to give me insight into what was lacking in coordinating research. Often I sat in on meetings with other department clinics, and I even taught myself the Internal Review Board submission and renewal process. Yale was the perfect stepping stone to Prometheus Research, who landed a major contract with the autism laboratory there. As an analyst at Prometheus doing requirements gathering in other research laboratories, I was able to quickly connect and identify my clients' needs. The latter skill has improved tenfold with experience. – less

clinical setting (hospital), fast paced..........must multi-task

Highly Intellectual crowd excelled in multidisciplinary areas

Replying to messages faxed through answering service
Answer phone
Take messages
Faxing
Release medical records
Excellent co-workers

Can't speak for university as a whole as each dept. varies. Lot's of inflated egos who can do no wrong unfortunately.

Unless one is a brown noser and bows down to the inflated egos, your life will be miserable.

Clinical Rotation (Clerkship): Responsible for history taking, performed physical examination, discussed patient’s lab work, treatment plan, and diagnosis with senior physician. Dictating physician’s notes to an electronic system, and making rounds in the wards (units) and NICU with fellow physician. Attending noon conferences for further knowledge.

Yale University is a great place to work. Coworkers are equally advanced and well qualified for their duties. Supervisor is very nice to workers.

I have worked here for some time now. I have seen my joy of going to work vanish. Bosses now will yell at you, belittle you in front of anyone. Management uses all types of intimidation. They don’t care about safety until someone gets hurt. You would think that a place like this would have a very high stander and would not treat people like they do. – more... Forget about HR they are no help. I watch a man loss a week of pay because a co-worker was harassing him. He reported it shop stewart, his boss, then to HR. HR then suspended both of them. Most co-workers are great but the best part of the day is when it is over, or weekends when management is not around. – less

great location, beautiful camp ground. Great staff, always making work fun.

I am a casual part time worker. I work for the Film Study Center Department. I am responsible for preparing films and digital media for movie showings in coordination with classroom schedules. Next I operate the equipment and run the movies according to the schedules. I have two co-workers. One has taken a full time position doing the job I described – more... plus some other added responsibilities. My other co-worker is a casual part time worker like myself. – less

I have been gainfully employed by Yale University for over 20 years. Although this has been a very satisfying time in my life, I am looking for upward mobility and more challenges.

Research work is 90% mundane data munging but 10% exciting. Great opportunity to work with outstanding professors

Busy day working for so many full-time professors and part-time professors, most were easy to get along with others very demanding. My co-workers worked with other professors but when needed, were very helpful and nice. The most enjoyable part of the job was knowing that my day was very productive.

Excellent research environment
Very stimulating, challenging and interesting
Collaborations are very useful
People are friendly and productive

Print Schedule with notes if Referral or Co-pay's are require
Cross train on all positions
Management was great
Team work
When there is no teamwork
Morning meeting with breakfast

talented colleagues, convenient environments, great benefit, devised culture

a bit unsafe location.

Typical day includes paperwork and autopsies. Learned how to accession patients, assist with autopsies, clean and prepare instruments, etc. Management was great and helpful! Co-workers were fun and enjoyable. Hardest part was preparing all paperwork. Most enjoyable part was doing an autopsy and learning something new everyday.

Would have liked to have stayed and continued working for them