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What would you suggest Liberty University management do to prevent others from leaving?

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Pay your employees what they're worth. Make sure you employ managers (all levels) who actually know how to do their job.

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What is the work environment and culture like at Liberty University?

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Depends a lot on the department you work in. Generally, coworkers are nice but leaders are not.

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What benefits does the company provide?

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School assistance

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Is tithing to the church mandatory? is it taken out of your pay check?

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Liberty University is completely separate from the Thomas Road Baptist Church, so tithing doesn't play a part in the job here.

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How do you feel about going to work each day?

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I really enjoy my students, many of whom are veterans.

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How do you feel about the future of Liberty University?

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They are progressive so they will be fine.

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How often do raises occur at Liberty University?

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Not very often

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What tips or advice would you give to someone interviewing at Liberty University?

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Know your soft skills and learn the christian culture since that is their mission.

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How did you feel about telling people you worked at Liberty University?

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I felt torn. The president is often in the news for far-right comments, and it was hard to be associated to the university. I appreciated my co-workers, however, so I disliked not being able to 100% recommend working for the company.

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