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Johnson County Community College

I have CNA classes from 8:30 am until 3:00 pm every Wednesday and Thursday from January to March 10th. Wednesdays I go to Garden Terrace Nursing home. There I learned how to take care of the elderly and their needs. A typical day for me there is waking the patients up with the nurses assistant and taking them to the bathroom and making sure they have good and clean hygiene before breakfast. After breakfast I'd take them to the bathroom again if needed, then either lay them down for a nap, involve them in an activity, or take them to their rehab/physical therapy. 

Management overall was good. Everyone was on the same page when it came to taking care of the patients and everyone was willing to help out if help was needed. 

The hardest part was when the patients would get upset and get a little violent and try to fight.

The most enjoyable parts were talking with them while they had their meals. Getting to know them and hearing their stories is interesting and makes me feel like I know and understand them better.

After four years working here, you'd think they'd offer some sort of advancement or opportunity to become full-time, but they really don't like paying benefits, so they keep as little full-time staff as possible. I've never had a job I didn't like at JCCC, but expect your time here to be short term, if you arent already salaried. The pay and hours are not good enough to warrant a long stay if you can't get something good. They also only give raises when they feel they have to.  You'll very soon feel the need to find work elsewhere, if this is your only job. During the school year, parking is extremely difficult to find, and you may have to walk across the entire campus to get to your office, especially if you work in the northern-most building. 

The staff are pleasant and the discounts on performances are good, plus the campus makes for a nice walk if you have time. The bookstore has lots of useful supplies and the cafes aren't bad. Overall, the culture is the best part of the job. 

The work environment is excellent. It is a relaxed environment that is highly efficient, supportive and allows for individual autonomy and growth. The pay and benefits are generous including free tuition for employees and their primary family members. There are many, many ongoing educational, entertainment and cultural opportunities and the campus is continually being upgraded and improved providing a very pleasant environment. Management is top notch and the work culture easy going, friendly and supportive among management and co-workers. There was nothing difficult about this job. The most enjoyable part was interacting with students and co-works.

I worked 6 days a week, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday, and Saturday, as a cashier.  it was a awesome place to work because the benefit was good.  I just worked as part time employee because i was a student at Johnson county community college.  they offered me free classes and books.  I did love co-workers and that was the enjoyable part of the work. I worked with people who have various background, ethnicities, and languages so I could learn various perspectives from various cultures.  However, I did not like the their management style.  All my boss did was eating and watching people. he did not know how to do and what to do at food court.  I agree with the fact that manager is a person who can supervise his or her employee but I believe that supervisor and manager also have to know how to do and what to do about their working field.

I have worked at JCCC for several years now and love the environment of the college. Everyone here is so friendly and I enjoy being able to network/collaborate with different departments on campus. My current position really pushes me to learn new things and work on my communication skills. While I am constantly being pushed in my role, it is for the better and something that I enjoy. I can really see myself improving and receive support from management if I get stuck. I am lucky enough to have received a full time position here at the college with great people and a fun environment. It has really helped me develop into what I would like to do in the future and I hope to continue my career here at the college.

The diversity of the tutor room really brought things to full swing. The best part about the tutor room is that all of the tutors of different languages were in the same room with no separate areas. I liked that at any moment one of the tutors could point out similarities between all of the languages. It is like the differences in our world between different cultures. We are different in ways that are not always bad, while at the same time there are many things that everyone in this world has in common. The hardest part of the job was the availability. I was only allowed to work 15 hrs a week. If I could have been more available, I think more students would have used the tutor room much more resourcefully.

I have worked for JCCC three different times. First in the early 1990's as an assistant in the CE Computer Skills Department, second as an instructor in the same department during the late 1990's and now as an instructor training in the realm of management and leadership, again in the CE Department, starting last year.
The students and the employees of JCCC are all excellent. A wonderful workplace culture. Very positive environment. The hardest part of the job? As an instructor plan on having other revenue streams - it can be a challenge balancing working/teaching at multiple organizations - but JCCC is great about it!

After working a part time job for a year, I took a full time administrative position with the hopes of learning new job skills, and continued job opportunity.  I worked in a hostile work environment for a maniacal narcissist who insisted that I speak to no one but her.  I was expected to report every conversation that I had with students, co-workers, vendors, absolutely everyone I encountered.  No conversation was private-phone calls, face to face-she inserted herself into every corner of my small administrative world.  Very little training was provided for this simple role, and every completed task was met with criticism.

The work study program was a part-time work opportunity convenient with my class schedule while attending campus for credit courses. 
Typical day was a few hours of clerical duties, data entry, and filing.
Management left me lists of basic office tasks to complete while mostly unsupervised. 
The workplace culture was independent, but purposeful. 
The hardest part of the job was communicating with management, who was usually out in field, absent from availability. 
The most enjoyable part of the job was assisting high school student prospects apply their college now credits toward their degree programs upon enrollment.

i love working here. its just that you get hired on as a temp so theres multiple times a year when you will be out of work if you dont have a second job and it gets hard because the hours arent ever the same. big plus however is that they are very flexible and its such a great environment to work in . i love it. i dont want to leave but might have to because its part time temporary and i dont really make enough living pay to pay because in the slow months of the year if you get hours at all you wont get many for sure. ive been here for almost 2 year sand im still struggling to move up here in the store so its def a good job to have in the beginning of ones college career. ps. there isnt any benefits. no paid time off for anything.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Assistant professor 23 salaries reported	$73,437 per year
Administrative assistant 24 salaries reported	$19.78 per hour
Tutor 29 salaries reported	$19.76 per hour
Instructor 9 salaries reported	$27.90 per hour
Student technician 6 salaries reported	$15.28 per hour

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