Working at Ohio State University (OSU)

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Ratings for Ohio State University (OSU)

  • Appreciation
    3.5
  • Company Outlook
    4.0
  • Fair Pay
    2.4
  • Learning and Development
    3.8
  • Manager Communication
    3.8
  • Manager Relationship
    4.0
  • Pay Policy
    2.7
  • Pay Transparency
    2.8
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Ohio State University (OSU) Reviews

What is it like working at Ohio State University (OSU)?

Great environment, pay does not keep up with cost of living.
Administrative Associate in Columbus:
Pros: The environment - the people, ideas,creativity, passion, dedication
Cons: Underpaid, understaffed, and overworked
Telephone Operator in Columbus:
Pros: the way my department reacts & helps each other on the daily work schedules & tries to help all callers whatever the situation maybe at all times
Cons: interacting with staff at varying levels & the people calling in for all the various reasons
Extension Educator.
Educational Specialist in Bowling Green:
Pros: Flexibility is wonderful, compensation is fair, if you are driven and motivated you will do well.
Cons: Coworkers in county offices are siloed out, and do not work together collaboratively. Management is sporadic and ever changing and funding vacillates depending on county.
Unfair pay.
Human Resources (HR) Associate in Columbus:
Pros: Benefits
Cons: No competing pay and having to pay for parking
OSU admin assoc.
Administrative Associate in Columbus:
Pros: The people/family environment in my department.
Cons: The size, bureaucratic process at the university level.
Challenging busy various duties.
Research Associate, Biotechnology in Columbus:
Pros: interesting topic, working with animals, enjoy the microscope
Cons: paid so little, for so much responsibility and worry
Hard work little pay.
Research Associate, Molecular Biology in Columbus:
Pros: Self determining hours, learn new things
Cons: poor pay, and little hope of advancement