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Concordia University (Oregon) Employee Reviews about "pay"
Updated Aug 17, 2023
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Pros
- "The staff and faculty were very welcoming and it was encouraged by everyone to be a part of the community." (in 4 reviews)
Cons
- "No communication and or direct leadership, the culture was everyone out for themselves, no team work" (in 4 reviews)
- "Internal communication is abysmal and management does not welcome (or listen to) any worker input." (in 3 reviews)
Reviews about "pay"
Return to all Reviews- 5.0May 17, 2020Adjunct Education ProfessorFormer Employee, more than 3 yearsPortland, OR
Pros
1. Supported Faculty 2. Decent Pay
Cons
School Closed and Ceased to Operate.
- 1.0May 11, 2018Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
1. Great students 2. hardworking and dedicated colleagues
Cons
1. lack of support and resources at all levels 2. no training 3. low pay 4. always doing more with less 5. high turnover
- 4.0Dec 3, 2019Financial Aid CounselorCurrent Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
Decent pay and hours. Welcoming community
Cons
Sitting all day with headset on
- 4.0Jul 12, 2022Adjunct ProfessorFormer Employee, more than 8 yearsPortland, OR
Pros
An atmosphere of team work and employee collaboration.
Cons
Pay was not competitive and no benefits.
- 4.0Sept 17, 2008Anonymous EmployeeCurrent EmployeePortland, OR
Pros
Low-stress environment; lots of vacation time; great benefits
Cons
Lower pay; no merit-based raises or promotions
1 - 1.0Jan 18, 2018Adjunct FacultyFormer Employee, more than 1 yearPortland, OR
Pros
> Mints in the waiting room.
Cons
> Bunch of white folks (maybe like me) sympathizing with minorities and hell-bent on social equity issues they will never understand. > No minority leadership for minority issues. (hypocritical and ironic) >Worst pay ever. I have two advanced degrees and my pay ended up to be around minimum wage. > No one can ever say anything bad about the College Of Education website because the director created it (it's terrible unless you are familiar with all the programs). > They just nixed the LGBTQ student union/club. How's that for social equity? Religion ruins everything. > Google 'Hot Chalk and Concordia'. They ran a 'partnership' together that's now under federal investigation. They're trying to be the University of Phoenix for teacher education. Hot Chalk is a shady marketing company. > Education Fire Sale: There are few teaching jobs in Oregon and new students don't realize this after the sales spiel. > PSU just got a $100M cash injection from the state and donors to beef up the medical end education departments. Edu programs from other universities are toast so forget this school. The best EdTech, curriculum, and professors will not be here if the money is well spent.
6 - 3.0Mar 26, 2020AnalystFormer Employee, more than 1 year
Pros
Work Life Balance Work Environment Supportive Coworkers Thing 4 Thing 5
Cons
University Financial Issues/Closure Low Pay Understaffed Largely Online Student Population (Disconnected Community) Too many stakeholders (Externally)
- 2.0Aug 13, 2015AssistantFormer Employee, more than 1 yearPortland, OR
Pros
The people are kind and the benefits are good.
Cons
The pay is horribly low and there is no room for growth. CU is one of the most poorly run universities I've ever worked for. Internal communication is abysmal and management does not welcome (or listen to) any worker input. Every single person at all levels is overworked. They spend money on the most outlandish, dumb branded items but still claim they cannot afford to pay their workers more.
1 - 4.0Mar 4, 2020DirectorCurrent EmployeePortland, OR
Pros
My department was very supportive and collaborative. Concordia is a family, not just a a college.
Cons
Pay is below industry standards..
- 2.0Mar 18, 2022Staff AccountantCurrent EmployeePortland, OR
Pros
University environment. Gym. Dining hall.
Cons
Low pay and Budget cuts.
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