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je recommande vivement la ville de Vancouver. Il y fait beau vivre et les gens sont extrêmement ouverts d'esprit
- Slow Paced
- Inter team communication is not good
- very okay management
They need to establish proper matrix structure so that the teams can work better, rather than have a silo structure for each team.
- Inter team communication is not good
- very okay management
They need to establish proper matrix structure so that the teams can work better, rather than have a silo structure for each team.
Very conducive, inclusively accommodating work environment. It's understanding in terms of flexibility and student workloads, but very rigid in terms of productivity.
Points positifs
Very flexible and accomidating
Points négatifs
Unreliable funding, projects could be abandoned halfway subject to funding. Makes you feel unaccomplished.
The union and bureaucracy is a double-edged sword. I was paid very well but my computer was constantly slow to the point that copy paste, double clicks, and even typing in text boxes would not work reliably. I reported it many times and was told there was nothing they could do to fix it. I felt like a chef with a dull knife.
If you are looking for job security then this is the perfect job. If you are looking to be treated like a person then consider elsewhere.
If you are looking for job security then this is the perfect job. If you are looking to be treated like a person then consider elsewhere.
Points positifs
Good pay, strong union
Points négatifs
Poor equipment, overnight shifts, soul-eroding
Always busy days.
Learned more about time management.
Business culture.
Pot lucks with staff most enjoyable part.
Commute was hardest part.
Good managment.
Learned more about time management.
Business culture.
Pot lucks with staff most enjoyable part.
Commute was hardest part.
Good managment.
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Good pay and benefits, as well as friendly staffs. One thing though is there's alot of management issues and scheduling so those i always keep on eye on it.
My 15 years of work experience, has very good management and co-workers. Very helpful staff. Training is very professional. I enjoyed working with UBC.
Good. Nice supervisor.
Schedule is flexible
people are friendly
work environment is nice
Develop good programming skills
quiz response
need to spend time on learning and improving yourself
Schedule is flexible
people are friendly
work environment is nice
Develop good programming skills
quiz response
need to spend time on learning and improving yourself
A typical day at work always starts from going through tons of emails. The most important thing that I have learnt is to cooperate with you team members, to learn from each other, to help each other and to share views with people around you. The experience helps improve your management skills including time management, and project management.
Work 12 hours a day four days on four days off. You get decent adequate pay but still below a liveable standard. You get a lot of time off. You need to take an interest in your job, be a self-starter, take pride in your work. Look for a need and then fill it.
It's been wonderful 6 months till now at UBC. My workplace is full of fun and tons of things to learn about. I started as Database Developer, but have been learning about front-end( HTML, CSS, JQuery) and linux administration as well. I have been migrating data to UBC Cloud and it's fun to learn about the migration process.
My team members are great and my manager is always supportive.
My team members are great and my manager is always supportive.
While it is hard to balance your work life and the rest of your life because you live where you work, when you have great co-workers the job is amazing! However, if your co-workers are less passionate about community-building or do not want to bond as much, the job can be draining without much benefit. But definitely would recommend being a Residence Advisor to all as it can provide you with a sense of belonging on such a large campus.
It was a good place to start for a part-time worker. The pay is minimum wage, but for a student just starting off, it is decent. the work place culture is very friendly and helpful. Most important think learned is how to work in a fast paced environment.
I studied my M.A.Sc. degree at the University of British Columbia. It is a fun place to be, and there are lots of opportunities for you to explore. However, it could be better one day.
Need more communications with managements often for better performance at work
Only few people are working with 50-60 patients
Not enough people but they don’t give more hours to work
Only few people are working with 50-60 patients
Not enough people but they don’t give more hours to work
-Good Management
-Great Culture, positive place to work
-Great work life balance
-great learning environment
- Excellent leadership with opportunity to grow
-Great Culture, positive place to work
-Great work life balance
-great learning environment
- Excellent leadership with opportunity to grow
World rank in 30s
One of the best schools in Canada
Excellent and competent faculty both and undergrad and graduate level
Best influence within Canada and USA after
One of the best schools in Canada
Excellent and competent faculty both and undergrad and graduate level
Best influence within Canada and USA after
The job taught me a lot and since you live where you work you have to get used to creating a work-life balance but the amount of work you do to the amount you get paid isn't the same.
During the code camp, I assisted the camp teachers introducing the two fundamental language of website, HTML and CSS. Near the end of the camp, every student was able to build their unique websites. I really enjoyed guiding the young coders to explore the beauty of the complex programming world.
Working as a TA for UBC Okanagan has been one of the most rewarding experiences I have had. The workplace culture is amazing, with a collaborative environment in which both Faculty and Staff are willing and ready to help you grow as a professional and meet and exceed your own goals. It was the best kind of job: one in which I could simultaneously share my own knowledge and learn from others, especially the students.
Good workplace, very good benefit but hard to get hours. Good coworkers, workplace culture is relaxed. Management is ok . Learned lot of new things at work.