Loyola University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Loyola Law Clinic is available solely for third year law students at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law and is a pro-bono clinic.I am so fortunate to have been able to serve as a student practitioner as I was able to learn the ins and outs of being a lawyer, including writing legal documents, filing documents, court procedures, and advocating for clients in court."

"Working for Loyola University Maryland until my graduation in 2020 was a truly life changing experience. Although I was also attending this institution while also working there, I was treated as a professional and never looked down upon based upon my status as a student. Through leading a team under supervision of a professor, I was able to gain essential skills both professionally and interpersonally."

"Worked as a computing specialist student worker for the LLRC. Cool place to work, but students who stick around the supervisor a lot have a better say in matters."

"Great place and great people to work with! It is a very friendly and collaborative environment."

"A good place to study with nice lake views and professors."

"As a graduate teaching assistant at Loyola, I regularly utilized my excellent communication skills in responding to students' questions in a friendly and professional manner. At the same time, the job required me to exhibit significant attention to detail and accuracy in presenting information to the Loyola students while simultaneously handling other tasks."

"I have worked for Loyola University Chicago as a Graduate Teaching assistant while I was doing my master in Applied Statistics. They were very friendly environment to me, and I always did my best for the job duties."

"I am a student worker on campus at Loyola University of Chicago and the job very well suits and works with student schedule."

"It has its ups and downs. At heart, it is a great place with great people."

What do you like about working at Loyola University?

"Loyola University Chicago has a great mission and the people here thrive at fulfilling the mission of service to others and continual learning. I really love that the majority of people who I get to work with are interested in learning and excited to be helping others learn as well."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"If you are interviewing for Loyola make sure that you know the mission and that the mission is something you can also follow. The University is extremely mission centered and if you do not think that it fits your style, you will not be happy here. Also, make sure that you really want the position to which you are applying; so many people want to work at a university, but we really want you to also love the job you have here and not just be happy with any job that you might get here."

What don't you like about working at Loyola University?

"Upper management rarely expresses enthusiasm, appreciation, or interest in their workers. You hear a lot about the students, and a lot about the faculty, but staff members seem to be the step-child. This flows down from the very top levels of management to the directors of the departments making initiatives that staff have very hard to move forward."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Listen to your staff. They have wonderful ideas and are eager and excited to share and promote the university. There is a wonderful network of staff at Loyola dedicated to helping make this University one of the top in the nation. Invest in and appreciate your staff to make it even better."

"This position was a helpful introduction to the professional world"

What do you like about working at Loyola University?

"This company taught me what it was like to be an employee as part of a larger group. I was given the opportunity to not only contribute to the overall production of the office, but was given leadership opportunities as well. My boss and co-workers treated me with respect and while they expected a lot from me in terms of my work ethic, they were always willing to give help and advice. I was given the opportunity to extend some of my computing skills as well as my researching abilities and technical writing abilities. Overall the experience was very educational and taught me how to be a productive, successful employee."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Anyone interviewing for this particular department should focus on being themselves, being confident in their abilities, and knowing that the most important aspect of any position is one's work ethic."

What don't you like about working at Loyola University?

"Despite how much I enjoyed working for the Enterprise Applications department, the overall management style was very disorganized. It made the work environment slightly more hostile than it could have been, and made the distribution of work very uneven and confusing."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would suggest that the management adopt stricter, more explicit practices for running the department. Whether it be clarifying people's job titles or running workshops to foster better communication between management and the other employees, something should be done to help get the department better organized."

"beginner"

What do you like about working at Loyola University?

"This was an unpaid position, however very educational and gave me a great exposure to Business Analysis."

What don't you like about working at Loyola University?

"I liked everythiong. There was nothing that I disliked about this company"

What do you like about working at Loyola University?

"Helping patients schedule appts. Training new employees"

What don't you like about working at Loyola University?

"I liked it"

"Reasearch Assistant"

What do you like about working at Loyola University?

"It was a learning ground"

What don't you like about working at Loyola University?

"It was difficult to get respect from the management"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Appreciate the work that ask of their employees"