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Last updated Jan 07 2025
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Administrative Specialist Reviews

What is it like working as an Administrative Specialist?

October 2019
Frustrated and under-valued.
Administrative Specialist in Flint:
Pros: Direct contact with students.
Cons: Lack of positive, productive, two-way communication with my direct supervisor.
October 2019
Challenging.
Administrative Specialist in Indianapolis:
Pros: Interaction with people
Cons: Over worked
September 2019
UGA Admin Spec II.
Administrative Specialist in Athens:
Pros: Great environment, lots of people interaction, slightly flexible hours, little to no micromanaging
Cons: Pay is not competitive with private sector, pay for the same job title is not consistent across campus/departments.
August 2019
Administrative Specialist in Eden Prairie:
Pros: The environment is so beautiful it makes me happy
June 2019
Rewarding.
Administrative Specialist in Oklahoma City:
Pros: The paid vacations, sick leave, and insurance. Most importantly the supervisors.
Cons: The low pay for people with a bachelors.
May 2019
Stressful.
Administrative Specialist in Topeka:
Pros: I get to help employees
Cons: I have to do other people's jobs and they aren't held responsible for learning their job
May 2019
It's Educational.
Administrative Specialist in Syracuse:
Pros: The environment is very engaging and the campus has a great deal to offer to all employees through benefits and other experiences.
Cons: Staff are not truly valued, but are seen more as cogs. As employees leave their workload is usually shifted to other, already overloaded employees. More often than not, this is done without appropriate compensation. Raises for staff never go above simple cost of living, and often fall short of that meager level. Any pay increases are then returned to the University through increases in parking and insurance payments. Staff income stagnates for years, and more often than not, they fall back each year.

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