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Taylor's College
Education
Snapshot
292 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
5 / 6
Program director
Good working environment with great facilities
Basically fast paced working environment
Lecturer
work life balance, only busy during the exam period, the school will support the staff for most of the site visit event, overseas tour and etc. of course for education purpose.
There is nothing much to comment.
Administrative assistant
Good culture and good environment, good leadership too
Always jam ibside the campus around 3-4 pm
Digital marketing specialist
Good working flexibility with high annual leaves
Not much cons from the company.
Good facilities, safe environment, helpful people around, flexible working hours
1. Majority people here are Chinese and thus management here is quite DISORGANIZED & MESSY. 2. Not a place for academician who wants to progress in career. 3. Declining - many good lecturers left. 4. Money orientated - many students go for other unis.
Working student
Taylor's has a big campus
No, Everything is perfect overhere
Marketing executive
The only advantage of being Taylor's employee is the brand name. But I am very sure Taylor's College brand name reputation has declined over the recent years due to their lecturers with poor attitudes towards teaching.
Everything is about politic in Taylors. You will have tons of difficult time if you do not have any supporting background.
Tutor/teaching assistant
Good environment for teaching and learning
No such downsides or cons
Anonymous employee
Good colleagues and near to go to mosque every Friday.
Salary low and management wont appreciate your work
Graduate student
Good work from home benefits, only requiring staff to come physically for classes
Located in subang jaya, requiring lots of the staff to make long commutes through traffic
Executive welfare
Very good company to work with
Hectic workload and it can be overwork sometimes
Executive, faculty administration
Location in the city, access to public transport
Too many task in peak period
Professor
All right benefits for employees
Nothing special. However, higher management can be improved.
working to get an easy money with scholar support unit.
they only call when they have job for you
Good environment, good salary within the same industry. A good place to kick start your career. Fairly good employee's benefits. Good for work life balance
Management encourage flexible working hours. Good and bad for some people. But doesn't applicable to everyone. Good for work life balance.
It has good environment and a commercial building opposite the university .
Some politics at work is practiced here.
Executive
Have good compensation and good benefit
Have low payment hut high expectations
Postdoctoral research fellow
Competitive environment but poor leadership
Poor leadership and management structure
Personal trainer
i enjoyed working here for the gym
not much promotional oppurtunity for career progression
Admissions executive
Annual leave, work life balance
Management can be messy at times
Great place with friendly people.
Not really any I experienced.
Laboratory manager
Great organization to work in with excellent culture!
Career path is quite stagnant for non academic positions.
- Rich extracurricular activities, the more you expose the more network you gain - Wide connection with reputable company, increasing employment preference - Diverse and open student community - Campus is constantly maintained and renovated
- Academic wise (CS context) syllabus is very lacking to meet the current employment market requirement, has to catch up your own
Programmer director
They provide a very competitive employee package for academicians.
The working environment is rather messy and demanding.
It is challenging however unlike public unis there is no one stopping employees from advancing in their career or research if they want to. If you love to work hard and advance the door is open for you they are quite encouraging actually.
Maybe a little bit more incentives for high achieving academics would be nice.
Project manager
Good environment and great working culture
Low salary and people rely on appraisal for salary increament
Senior lecturer
Plenty of opportunity to grow and learn best practices in the academia field Good Facilities Good Salary
Too many new initiatives, so to work here , you need to have good time management.
Reputed university; international opportunity; relatively well-paid
hierachy; obsessed with titles, tedious paperwork; tooprofit-driven, prioritizing on quantity, number, and formality;
Credit control
Good pay and staff benefit
Lack of work life balance
Business development executive
Opportunities to develop and grow
There's too much office politics
Flexible working hours and some relevant training are available.
Many experienced staff endure serious underpayment compared to inexperienced new hires, with no salary review updates for nearly a Year.
Great benefits, professional development, 25 days AL and many more
Working culture can be toxic depending on your co-workers. Might have to take on additional responsibilities due to lack on manpower
Secondary school mathematics teacher
not much recently went down hill
corporate don't look after staff
Online data entry
Great environment and management to work with.
Slow career growth and low increments.
Good environment for working in the long term to build up your career.
Difficult to find good and cheap food around.
good benefits, environment, colleagues, office space
no cons for the moment
Best private university in Southeast Asia
Quality of certain lecturers could be better
1. Great teamwork among the team 2. Good working environnent 3. Managers are supportive of you if you have process improvement plans to improve your work
1. Salary is abit on a lower side and the management hire new people with higher salaries which ignore internal equity. This could demoralize the current employees.
Nice friendly colleague and always helpful
Not sure of the motivation
1. Excellent opportunities for further studies e.g. PhD 2. Unlimited training opportunities
1. Stingy with promotions 2. Nego for highest position possible during entry. You'll get it even if you're not qualified.
Assistant manager
Good campus feel and environment
Sometimes slow internal processes hinders job performance
Senior executive facilities management
Great and fun culture to work in!
Spend a lot of time at work
Good team, not toxic environment
Poor growth opportunities. Practically a 1/2 year work, and jump to another one
Director
Work life balance, flexi hours
Congested, Not enough parking spaces
Branding and marketing
cross functional collaboration Swap of annual responsibilities
Lean team, lots of meeting coordination
1. Annual leave entitlement is among the best in the market. 2. Supportive and collaborative colleagues make the work environment enjoyable. 3. Work-life balance is quite reasonable, especially in a Facilities Management role. 4. A great place to gain hands-on experience and grow your industry knowledge. 5. Good performance is recognised – if you deliver results, promotions do come. 6. When it's time to celebrate, they really know how to throw a party! 7. During peak periods, things can get intense – but when it's downtime, you genuinely get to relax.
1. There is some level of micromanagement, though it’s relatively moderate compared to other companies I’ve worked with. 2. Limited level of authority (LOA) for lower-level managers – most decisions are centralised at top management with only some flexibility granted to middle management. 3. Minor issues can occasionally escalate into "crisis mode," so be prepared to manage unexpected urgency from time to time. 4. Office politics do exist, but it’s manageable – learning to navigate it is part of growing within the organisation.
Senior executive administrative assistant
Flexible time with great team
too many work to perform
Real estate agent
good nice place good place
there is not much to say
Part time lecturer
Good teaching and learning system
Subjects are allocated as and whenever available only
- Hands on experience - Dedicated lectures - Applicable learning opportunities
- Not all lecturers are committed - Some lecturers seems redundant - Management teams can be terrible some semesters