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4.2

81% would recommend to a friend

(920 total reviews)
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Gregory L. Fenves

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64% positive business outlook

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3.0
Mar 6, 2013

Great Community, but it pays to negotiate and politic early and often.

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Pros

The pros of working in higher education, and specifically at Emory are the flexible schedule, the fact that you get national holidays off and internal candidates are given preference for most positions. Also the University provides a lot of alternative commuting options to faculty and staff and overall it is a progressive place to work for.

Cons

Raises, specifically for staff, are not based on performance evaluations but on you initial salary - even if you transfer to a new department they will offer you a increase based on a formula. In that same vain, most departments are pretty flat, so if you want to advance you will more than likely need to leave your department.

2.0
Feb 20, 2013

good experience career-wise but poor compensation

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Pros

Great institution name and state of the art everything.

Cons

Does not take care of its employees and instead spends all the incoming money from charities on expensive architecture while paying its employees peanuts

5.0
Feb 12, 2013
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Pros

Outstanding leaders who were generally very accessible. Highly inclusive in that there were many opportunities for employees at all levels to generate ideas and/or provide appropriate constructive criticism. The mission and vision of Emory were a constant mantra and truly guided many decisions and actions. Good compensation and benefits, especially for a non-profit. Emory seems to really care about its employees and good home-office balance.

Cons

Human Resources department, ironically, was the most difficult department with which to work. Very difficult to get real live people to answer calls and/or to know with whom one should speak for any given issue. Once a person was reached, however, they were usually very helpful.

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