How are the career development opportunities at Baylor University?

Decent pay, internal growth opportunities

Not a lot of growth opportunities

Best manager and team of coworkers I have ever had Good PTO and benefits Good growth opportunities Free parking for faculty/staff

Pay could be better for the amount of work Not as good tuition remission policy as other universities

Good institutional environment, Sense of purpose and identity as an institution. Great retirement benefits.

Hard culture in certain offices, especially the student-facing offices. Understaffed but no pay and little meaningful recognition for covering gaps,

work life balance, and career development

Hard to understand the way of doing things

Good work-life balance and opportunities for progress

Situated in a small town with minimum places for shopping and food.

offers valuable benefits such as financial support and teaching experience that strengthens both academic and career prospects.

the role can also be demanding and time-consuming responsibilities, and it is challenging to balancing teaching duties with coursework and research.

Baylor is by far one of the best institutions for Higher Education. The benefits are outstanding, I'm talking 10.8% contribution towards retirement, a family fun environment, and professional development opportunities.

Living in Waco as a young single professional can be a bit challenging, most of the population is married (surrounded by a Christian College).

Full tuition coverage and living stipend (generous for a grad student) Professional development opportunities High quality education and opportunities to acquire real-world experience Supportive faculty and staff Year-round funding (summer included)

Work/life balance could be tricky. We were supposed to work 20 hours a week, but that varied wildly. Sometimes much more, sometimes much less. Summers could be lonely.

Benefits, health insurance, professional development opportunities

High turnover rate, Inexperienced mid-management, impersonal upper leadership, lack of experienced human resource professionals

I've loved working at Baylor for the last few years. The campus is warm and inviting, and the work is meaningful. Supervisors have been largely supportive. There's a reason Baylor continually earns the "Great Colleges to Work For" recognition!

There are some lazy workers.