How are the career development opportunities at McMaster University?

Flexible, good environment, good benefits

Low salary, no opportunities to grow.

Kind professor and colleagues, lots of opportunities to grow and develop your skills

The nature of lab work can be very slow!

Many learning opportunities, and a rich peer environment.

Poor advancement opportunities and job security.

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

Lots of opportunities to learn from others, produce high quality outputs, and be acknowledged for your work

Research pay scales are sub-par

Excellent employer paid benefits Unionized Steady pay increase

Not a lot of opportunities for advancement within roles

Great supervisors, supportive in career growth

A lot of bureaucracy in getting meaningful work done

- Diverse environment - dynamic - Campus opportunities

- Ta fund included in package - minimum pay lower than other places -low career opportunities

Lots of opportunities to grow and learn

Work can be very repetitive at times

Tons of innovative research and lots of opportunities to learn.

Pay is low. Every year you earn an additional $1.50 step, but otherwise raises are rare. No set program to provide feedback and encourage growth.