What kind of career opportunities exist at McMaster University?

Unionized, great benefits, tuition support available for employees, working from home option, good work life balance, growing opportunities, there are other departments/faculties to consider to work, frequent social activities

No free car paring and limited area, very low salary compared to private companies,

Nice mentorship, flexible schedule, collaborative atmosphere, and great opportunity to improve communication and teaching skills.

Workload may vary each term

-Get to work at three different departments -Every team member you work with wants to see you succeed -Great supervisors that appreciate your contributions -Directors in the MaCE department is amazing, truly cares about your work-life balance -Great hands-on experience to learn about E-mail marketing, content creation, copywriting, researching, and WordPress -Hybrid work model

-Parking on main campus is pricey -Difficult to commute if you live somewhere where it's far from Hamilton and/or Burlington since you'll be going between their campuses there

Stable role, lots of opportunity for lateral growth

Non-centralized, slow-moving processes and hard to execute on big ideas

Friendly staff, opportunity to grow professionally

most benefits are for fulltime staff members

Opportunity to create, execute and assess programs on student-based needs from ideation to execution, thrive in collaboration with other impact-driven partners, passionate team, growth in project and program development, high-impact work with individual student clients through problem solving skills, great opportunity to learn from other roles and expertise within the centre. Benefits, PD, and career growth opportunities within the institution is a definite plus. Lived

High- stress and demanding role. Growth opportunities: role definition and unit organizational structure, cross- functional team/partner communication, bureaucratic processes, compensation and DEI principles and practice

Flexible hours, learning opportunities, growth environment

No benefits for most part-time roles

Flexible, good environment, good benefits

Low salary, no opportunities to grow.

Excellent employer paid benefits Unionized Steady pay increase

Not a lot of opportunities for advancement within roles

It is a university setting, so one tends to get tons of learning opportunities. People are more willing to teach you. I really got to know and learn from experts in the field

It is a university setting, so anything administrative is highly subject to the supervisor and administrator