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Former ITS - ITS Saint Louis University Employee Review

1.0
May 28, 2017
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Pros

Interesting new technology to learn and play with. Great engineers left an environment that can teach green engineers how to build complex environments. Extremely lucrative contracts available to consultants as ITS outsources more of its solutions.

Cons

Extremely toxic environment for the staff. Virtually all of the projects are falling behind and have no chance of being completed properly. Old infrastructure desperately needs replaced, but cannot be as the engineers are gone and the contractors only understand small business environments, which SLU is not. As almost all of the top engineers have gone there is no one left to vet the contractors being hired and as a result their quality continues to deteriorate.

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Approach many companies and get insights about market. Everyone is chill and willing to guide you.

Cons

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Pros

The university offers a lot of opportunities that make the student experience very memorable, such as career treks, mock interviews, career fairs, and different engagement events and workshops.

Cons

Overall, the employee experience was challenging. The institution faced significant financial difficulties during my tenure, including recurring layoffs and no salary increases over a two-year period, which contributed to ongoing uncertainty and low morale. Leadership and communication were problematic particularly within my team. High turnover, limited transparency around staffing and role changes, workplace gossip, and unprofessional interpersonal dynamics. When a team loses more than 50% of its staff within a two-year span, it suggests deeper cultural and management issues that warrant attention. The physical work environment also presented challenges. Persistent heating and cooling problems resulted in office temperatures fluctuating dramatically from uncomfortably hot to excessively cold temperatures with little consistency from day to day. Lastly, compensation was a frequent concern among employees. Many staff members worked second jobs or actively sought opportunities elsewhere due to salaries that were not competitive with the market.

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