UC Riverside reviews

The classes/training offered are very poor for new gradstudents, either on teaching or techniques necessary to research. Usually takes loads of time to search for resources to learn from due to the small group and lack of talents. Undergraduate students in this school are very poorly-motivated and too party-ish to teach, therefore be prepared to be frustrated when it comes to teaching. Management from the advisors are less efficient due to work/life balance. Do not come if you desire speedy growth under intensive competitions and sharp talents.

Benefits are not as competitive as they used to be. They are just above par as the top US companies. Retirement is contribute if you get hired now so that has diminished so far. The culture is old but there are some pockets of great people and management. VERY SLOW to promote.