
We work really well together. I look forward to collaborating with them on projects. They are smart, competent people who like to do good work.
Everyone is fully committed to student success. I see all of these bright, motivated people actively working to improve the curriculum, support students, and ultimately make healthcare better.
I love the flexibility of working from home. That is such a valuable benefit. My job became infinitely more valuable once I could do that. I also love connecting with colleagues on creative project. That is so energizing.
The executive leadership seems to care deeply about the institution and has made some good decisions to promote its health and security. It is apparent that they are very invested in the overall success of the health science center.
I do twice the work of my male colleague and still make less money than he does. We have a good working relationship and he's an excellent contributor, but it is frustrating. There aren't any opportunities to develop the skills I would need to promote.