Working at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, AZ: 16 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Phoenix, AZ Area

"Lots of work. Low per credit pay"

"I enjoyed my four years at GCU and loved the experience of learning different technologies while being exposed to several beneficial softwares that can be used in real life applications."

"I worked here for 3 years! If I could work here for more I would!"

"This is a good place for people who love working with the student and good experience for people who are thinking to become professor"

"Grand Canyon University employs hundreds of their students. I enjoy the flexibility the job gives with your school schedule. They have great company culture. It wasn great to always have been surrounded in a positive and motivating environment."

"I am a leader and educator. I have worked at my last company for three years. I have enjoyed working with students. I love being passionate to new minds and excellent talents all around us. I am excited to take gifts and talents to another level."

"I’ve worked for GCU for almost 2 years and have found it to be an innovative and supportive organization. As an employee you receive extensive training and ongoing assistance as well. While expectations are reasonable, it can still be challenging depending on the assigned territory."

"I worked for General Electric in their quality area for 30 years where I implemented Lean Six Sigm and ISO 9000 and upon my early retirement I became a university Professor teaching quallity prorams and methodologies."

"Having worked here for the last three years I can really see the school is growing really fast. HR is usually the first department that gets hit on hiring binges. I believe the administration is doing a very good job handling the growth."

"I don't recommend working for this university."

"The employees working for Grand Canyon University are good people. The management and benefits for the college are another story though. A salary half of the current average, management who is hired based on nepotism, and a willingness to say what their supervisor wants to hear, rather then what is best."

"I have worked for Grand Canyon University since 2009 and have found it to be an overall good company to work for. They are business minded and try to grow the school as best as possible and help employees."

"Energetic, changing enviroment"

What do you like about working at Grand Canyon University?

"I am very passionate about education and I liked what the company stood for."

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

"need to be able to work in a fast and changing enviroment"

What don't you like about working at Grand Canyon University?

"the company had a call center department that always had a lot of turnover. constantly replacing employees"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Listen to your employees more often and trust in your ideas"

"GCU is undergoing some major reorganizations at the moment and experiencing some growing pains."

What do you like about working at Grand Canyon University?

"Campus environment, friendly, caring faculty and staff."

What don't you like about working at Grand Canyon University?

"Reorganization is promoting a change in culture that I don't feel is a 100% improvement."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Recognize and reward support staff as you do sales staff."