Plymouth University Employee Reviews about "flexible working"

Pros

Flexible working Good team spirit Very international in the labs

Cons

Not many bad points to say so far

Pros

The University offers flexible working, there are good people working very hard to keep it going and the University has good pay, better than you find for most jobs in the area.

Cons

Lack of direction by management, going through a difficult transition period, better communication required, need to give line managers better training.

Pros

Flexible working hours, being trusted and able to organise your own work day.

Cons

Communication but that's not surprising considering the size.

Pros

Flexible working Manage own time 24 hour library access Coffee shops onsite Really nice place to live - easy access to Cornwall, Dartmoor and the coast

Cons

Tight deadlines If you're an associate lecturer you are unlikely to be provided office space. As such you'll have to meet students in the library or elsewhere if they need extra support. Pay is not enough - can take 4-5 hours to plan a lecture yet pay is only provided for hours taught.