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Oregon Health & Science University

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Yet another case of good workplace, but bad management - Anonymous employee Oregon Health & Science University Employee Review

2.0
Feb 3, 2019
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Pros

- Benefits are somewhat ok. If Union was not part of some of the roles, employees won't get any increase in pay - Employees have good working relationship and for the most part do care about the work that they do

Cons

- No room for improvement and career advancement - Most managers in IT focuses on themselves on how they can move up or leave the company, than enrich and motivate their employees - The above leads to NO reward, NO compensation, and NO movement - 1:1 meetings are a joke, again focusing on work and what management wants, rather than how an individual can actually GROW - Management keeps stating to try again, you are not doing good enough. Asks if you add VALUE over and over like a broken record - Basically, a dead end job. Preach about culture and inclusion, but does not comprehend its real meaning

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5.0
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Pros

When you get settled in the right department they will fight for you. Good benefits, decent pay, lots of unionization.

Cons

Upward growth is really slow

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4.0
Jul 8, 2026
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Pros

Outstanding mission-driven organization with exceptionally talented, collaborative colleagues. I had the opportunity to work on cutting-edge ophthalmology clinical trials with multidisciplinary teams who genuinely cared about advancing patient care. The work was intellectually stimulating, there were many opportunities to learn, and I appreciated the culture of scientific curiosity and collaboration within the Casey Eye Institute.

Cons

Like many academic medical centers, organizational priorities can shift quickly with changes in funding. Decision-making can be slow, communication during organizational changes could be improved, and career advancement opportunities may be limited outside of traditional academic pathways. Funding uncertainty can affect long-term job stability for research staff.

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