453 Research Associate Reviews

Research Associate at Texas A&M University

Research Associate at Texas A&M University

Research Associate at University of Utah

"Using what I learn from the school to solve the real world problems lets me feel good."

Research Associate at University of South Florida

"I love being involved in research. But I hate that I have to deal with so many things that are out of knowledge as the work involves lot of things related to health."

Research Associate at Eduventures

"I liked having control over my work, but I didn't like how monotonous it became."

Research Associate at Louisiana State University

"It's usually a temporary position for one or maximum two years. If you plan to be in academia then it's a great opportunity to develop your skills in research and writing proposals. If you want to work in industry sectors, start to apply early."

Research Associate at Arizona State University

"I love the fact that it is innovating and challenging at the same time. I don't like my compensation."

Research Associate at Arizona State University

"I love the face that it is innovative and challenging at the same time. I hate the part that compensation is low."

Research Associate at Florida Biologix

"Being a research associate helps an aspiring researcher in learning more from the superiors, but it does not allow you to run your own projects all by yourself as you have to wait for the instructions at every step."

Research Associate at University of Arizona

"Theoretically, you will be able to develop your knowledge and skills to move on to academic positions. But this is not what happens here at UA."

Research Associate at University of Cincinnati

"I loved it all. I would not complain about anything."

Research Associate at Diabetes America

"Flexibility, independence in working and ability to learn new things."

Research Associate at Arizona State University

"Finding new things every day, learning new things. Working long hours even on week ends."

Research Associate at University of South Florida

"You will discover a new knowledge and exercise your reseacrh tools."

Research Associate at University of North Texas

What do you like about working at University of North Texas?

"The people, the work that I perform and ability to grow and use my brain and knowledge."

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

"Be knowledgeable, sharp, and prepare for unanticipated questions during the interview."

What don't you like about working at University of North Texas?

"There is nothing that I do not like about working for this company."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Keep up the good work and look for methods to hire more talents and brains."