Mount Royal University
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It was good a work environment in my group. I do question senior leaderships decisions when going into a tough budget time they were adding more executive positions that have no counter part at other post secondaries. How did they expect to pay for them except lay offs?
Easy "government" job
8:30 - 4:30 with one-hour lunchtime, slow pace
Must be political correct
Management has meetings all the time. They don't micromanage you.
The hardest part of the job is to keep yourself busy at work.
The most enjoyable part of the job is stress-free.
Must be political correct
Management has meetings all the time. They don't micromanage you.
The hardest part of the job is to keep yourself busy at work.
The most enjoyable part of the job is stress-free.
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Professional and on trend
As a contractor I have no benefits but as long as I am consistent and effective in my delivery of contract work, I've been able to keep my work with MRU. They are loyal to good workers.
I have been able to contribute to curriculum changes and am heard when I have concerns or ideas.
I have been able to contribute to curriculum changes and am heard when I have concerns or ideas.
Good University; progressive; inclusive
MRU is a good university that acts on inclusion and diversity. I enjoy teaching at this university. The work place culture celebrates diversity and is open to dialogue and co-constructive learning and teaching practices.
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Workplace culture
The team of professionals at MRU are patient and willing to assist at any cost. The work environment is one of inclusiveness and allows newcomers to feel welcomed, and everyone is willing to collaborate and build each other up.
Pros
the flexible hours
Cons
timing
Excellent Experience for Furthering Research Opportunities
The experience of working as a research assistant will be largely dependent on who supervises the research. I had an amazing time, and was able to travel to and present at conferences internationally.
Pros
Travel opportunities.
Cons
Low wages.
By far the best School that I have Studied at.
By far the best school, best quality friendliest Professors and Students that I have studied with yet so far. Just a fantastic student and staff body to work with. My favorite quote "Gave Us Brains to Use". Amazing Professional top grade suppliers throughout the food court. Excellent compensation and a World of opportunities moving forwards.
toxic culture under inefficient management
Higher administration at the level of provost, school deans, etc is unstable and always changing. Poor communications with top down micro-management style that makes it very stressful to work here. You also have to be very careful about what you say and do around here, and people get labeled a lot. Management style is bureaucratic and inefficient, any suggestion of change will not be entertained.
Pros
pay
Cons
inefficient managment, job instability, toxic work environment