“lecturer”

Pros:  “low teaching hours with students”

Cons:  “low research budget allows 1-2 research trips” – Full Review

“Excellent work place”

Pros:  “City is great, environment, people networking opportunities”

Cons:  “College affiliation can be tricky to get at times outside standard channels.” – Full Review

“Teaching/Research Assistant”

Pros:  “Great environment, friendly people, progressive culture, high quality colleagues, high quality students, good payment, good work life balance, good library, career…”

Cons:  “bad weather, The tuition will probably be high, many students which often makes it noisy,some books in the library are old, some times students aren't too efficient…” – Full Review

“Intellectual Mecca”

Pros:  “You get to work with the best of the best. Several opportunities to work on difficult problems and make a significant impact on science and technology. MIT on your resume…”

Cons:  “You will be one among the many geniuses in the organization. Unless you are better than a genius, you will have a hard time neing recognized within the organization…” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Lots of money available for travelling to conferences. (I was never denied funding for this.) Open atmosphere, interesting people, pleasant and centrally-located campus.”

Cons:  “Disappointing support of the senate for the universal nature of universities, namely the proposed closing of certain academic departments in 2008/9 due to their…” – Full Review

“research associate”

Pros:  “good school and good university”

Cons:  “bad location, not sage place” – Full Review

“challenging and rewarding”

Pros:  “Compensation and benefits provided are relatively good and you can enjoy a good work/life balance.”

Cons:  “Because of a couple of factors, you might find that the opportunities to advance your career are somewhat limited and a little bit frustrated.” – Full Review