Georgia Tech reviews

Since GT housing is there to provide a service to the students of GT, people who work there must work around the students schedule which is not the same as a regular business' schedule. This means (for a student worker) getting to the campus early before school starts and leaving after most have left for summer break. The student will have to do a lot of paper work which causes undo stress early in the semester and can hamper grades. The consistency of the boss for a building is also variable in personality and work ethic. This will have an impact on the student's job.

Surprisingly, GT has poor technology for staff members. Many silos on campus keep people apart, and prevent good communications. Professors have a well-defines career path, but no one else at GT does - the professional development classes are a mixed bag: some are good, but some are outdated and not a good use of time. The benefits package is complex and difficult to understand. It was difficult to get anyone in HR to answer questions - they usually refer questions to a website.