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21 July 2020
Does University of the West of England have an on site gym?
Pros
Great benefits, good focus on staff and student wellbeing, investment in building beautiful buildings (as well as improving the older ones), amazing campus grounds with beautiful trees and flowers, the coffee is great too. With a people centric ethos of a library, cafes, shops, a gym, nursery, post office and a barber's on site, working for UWE Bristol is more like working for a community than working for a business. I am proud to work for UWE Bristol, it is an organisation that is flourishing, achieving great goals and provides fantastic learning opportunities to it's students and staff, take a look at their 'ranking and reputation' internet page for more details.
Cons
It's a large organisation, sometimes communications are a little lost when disseminated via managerial routes. The recent investment in IT infrastructure due to the Covid situation has meant much clearer communication channels on a team, departmental and university wide level.
Advice to Management
Harness this new more digitally enabled way of working.
With a people centric ethos of a library, cafes, shops, a gym, nursery, post office and a barber's on site, working for UWE Bristol is more like working for a community than working for a business.
21 July 2020
14 September 2020
What is the work environment like at University of the West of England?
Pros
Very friendly work environment with reasonable benefits
Cons
Jobs for students are mainly fixed term, a bit tasking to switch to permanent roles. but the fixed term jobs are totally worth it!
Very friendly work environment with reasonable benefits
14 September 2020
21 July 2020
What are working conditions like at University of the West of England?
Pros
Great benefits, good focus on staff and student wellbeing, investment in building beautiful buildings (as well as improving the older ones), amazing campus grounds with beautiful trees and flowers, the coffee is great too. With a people centric ethos of a library, cafes, shops, a gym, nursery, post office and a barber's on site, working for UWE Bristol is more like working for a community than working for a business. I am proud to work for UWE Bristol, it is an organisation that is flourishing, achieving great goals and provides fantastic learning opportunities to it's students and staff, take a look at their 'ranking and reputation' internet page for more details.
Cons
It's a large organisation, sometimes communications are a little lost when disseminated via managerial routes. The recent investment in IT infrastructure due to the Covid situation has meant much clearer communication channels on a team, departmental and university wide level.
Advice to Management
Harness this new more digitally enabled way of working.
The recent investment in IT infrastructure due to the Covid situation has meant much clearer communication channels on a team, departmental and university wide level.
21 July 2020
29 December 2020
What kind of work are different roles expected to perform at University of the West of England?
Pros
I learned about marketing without having previous experience
Cons
I didn't get as much support as I would've liked to, it felt like I just had random assignments at times
I didn't get as much support as I would've liked to, it felt like I just had random assignments at times
29 December 2020
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