University of New England Employee Reviews about "low pay"
Updated 15 Dec 2020
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Pros
"Great benefits and close to home" (in 12 reviews)
"Flexible schedule, Good benefits, Good location" (in 7 reviews)
Cons
"Low pay, Poor management, Opportunities for growth are limited" (in 5 reviews)
"Bullying and bad behavior is allowed to flourish, as conflict is avoided at all costs by upper management" (in 5 reviews)
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Reviews about "low pay"
Return to all Reviews"Not great"
- Work/Life Balance★★★★★
- Culture & Values★★★★★
- Diversity & Inclusion★★★★★
- Career Opportunities★★★★★
- Compensation and Benefits★★★★★
- Senior Management★★★★★
Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEOI worked at University of New England full-time for more than 3 years
Pros
Benefits are good and affordable, some friendly people, beautiful campus, ample sick and vacation time
Cons
Very low pay for jobs requiring degrees and significant amount of experience , constant bullying, toxic work environment, numerous hazard concerns, limited room for growth, no extra pay for being on call 24/7, company priorities change often, turn over rate is high, no transparency, not allowed to ask questions or speak up about problems you will get ignored and disciplined if you push the subject.
Continue reading"Great colleagues, toxic environment"
- Work/Life Balance★★★★★
- Culture & Values★★★★★
- Career Opportunities★★★★★
- Compensation and Benefits★★★★★
- Senior Management★★★★★
RecommendsNegative OutlookNo Opinion of CEOI have been working at University of New England full-time for more than a year
Pros
Great colleagues and students, good benefits, very supportive direct supervisor, laid back working environment, flexible schedule with lots of autonomy. I genuinely enjoyed going to work every day when I worked here.
Cons
Low pay (across the board but adjunct pay is especially terrible,) complete lack of communication and transparency, constantly feeling undervalued by upper administration.
Continue reading"Great location"
- Work/Life Balance★★★★★
- Culture & Values★★★★★
- Career Opportunities★★★★★
- Compensation and Benefits★★★★★
- Senior Management★★★★★
Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookApproves of CEOI have been working at University of New England full-time for more than 3 years
Pros
Small class sizes and good students
Cons
Low pay, hard to advance
"Graduate Admissions Coordinator"
- Work/Life Balance★★★★★
- Culture & Values★★★★★
- Career Opportunities★★★★★
- Compensation and Benefits★★★★★
- Senior Management★★★★★
RecommendsApproves of CEOI have been working at University of New England full-time
Pros
Flexible schedule, Good benefits, Good location
Cons
Low pay, Poor management, Opportunities for growth are limited
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"Staff Assistant"
- Work/Life Balance★★★★★
- Culture & Values★★★★★
- Career Opportunities★★★★★
- Compensation and Benefits★★★★★
- Senior Management★★★★★
Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookI have been working at University of New England for more than 5 years
Pros
Lots of vacation time and most coworkers are wonderful people to work with.
Cons
Management devalues staff with low pay and disregard for effort and ambition. The University cares more about its image than about what it offers, and staff and students suffer.
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