Ratings for University of California, Davis (UC Davis)
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University of California, Davis (UC Davis) Reviews
What is it like working at University of California, Davis (UC Davis)?
Great Benefits Terrible management.
Benefits Supervisor in Fairfield:
Pros: Benefits and work life balance options are great. Departments work well with one another for assistance
Cons: Pay is terrible. Management plays favorites and gives raises and promotions to who the favor. If you complain, Employee Relations does nothing and protects managers.
Great benefits, terrible pay, no communication with management, too much favoritism.
Benefits Supervisor in Davis:
Pros: Excellent health benefits
Cons: Lack of communication, low pay, no appreciation, favoritism among management
Awesome.
Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) in Sacramento:
Pros: My patients and team
Cons: Employee parking
Stressful and invisible work.
Fundraising Assistant in Davis:
Pros: I love the independence. I love my team. I love that I get to do all the things I enjoy doing.
Cons: I feel like I get paid much less than my colleagues for doing the same amount of or more work.
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