Queen's University Employer Reviews

The people are great, hours are available but the pay leaves a bit to be desired.

Great learning opportunity, but poor career prospects. Much of the staff ddidn't like one another

University lab atmosphere, incredibly friendly. Numerous resources were accessible.

A dream job in a dream town. I cannot praise it enough and I wish I were still there.

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It's really good working here. Good co-worker. Good life style

My typical day involved meeting with students, lesson planning, marking and leading tutorials. Queen's is a great environment to be inspired by great minds while shaping future ones. Flexible hours and a great balance of team and individual work. Management is always available to guide you and provide assistance when needed but is not overbearing. The – more... hardest part of the job was marking - only because it is very tedious. The most enjoyable part of the job is seeing students develop into academics. – less

Working at Queen's Telefundraising Service was a fun experience. I would get to work in the evening an stay till night. The environment was very relaxed. We took our sets at our desks (there was always a new rotation so you got seated next to a different person every time which helped you get to know others) and after some updates from our employer – more... we started calling alumni. The hardest part was sometimes convincing alum to donate who had a bad experience at the university. – less

I have made some progress during the Ph.D study, gaining experience in microfluidics study.

It is good. I have learned a lot from Queen's Chemistry, such as GC-MS and NMR.

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