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The leadership team clearly communicates expectations, and actively provides support when requested. A family-first approach is adopted, so unexpected absences (within reason) are permitted. My coworkers are respectful and enhance the collaborative environment, with a great team culture. 

The pay is competitive
Benefits are outstanding, especially the education assistance, health insurance, and state pension program
Great people, especially those I support on campus
Holiday schedule and leave accumulation are generous

After almost 9 months of being here, I haven't used any leave simply because I love this job. I highly recommend working here.

The only downside from my perspective is a lack of upward mobility. I report directly to the CIO, which doesn't leave any room for technical role promotions.

*maintain communications via email or face-to-face meetings
*mostly, there are teams within the team
*frequent meetings
*nice break rooms with multiple microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee pots
*Monday through Friday operations
*some additional hours and days are required for various times within a term
*the company is well established within the state
*work with partnering institutions state-wide
*easy access via the interstate for home/work commute
*building location has security desk and employees during non-business hours are required to use a key card for entry
*building is centrally located to a variety of restaurants for a quick lunch-time break

TBR job gave me a wonderful feeling of accomplishment,staff and students were so enjoyable to work  with.My nursing supervisor was the best boss ever!!

Lake Elsinore is a small community nestled in the Riverside Mountains. Despite their size, they offer alternative learning options for every learner to include home school programs, work study, alternative schools, a Community Day School, programs for parents such as Math and English, and county schools.

As with any government job, priorities often change.  Leadership feedback is slow and can be irrelevant by the time it is received.  Leadership is reactive instead of proactive.  Leadership makes decisions without seeking to understand how the decision will actually effect the daily field work.

The Tennessee Board of Regents is a good place to work.  The facility offers a nice benefit package with nice amount of vacation days offered.  The only down fall is politics comes into play from time to time.

Never felt that my position was valued by my supervisor    No matter what I did to try to connect with him, he and I never were able to work together.  I was disappointed in our relationship 

Overall it is good pay and work but management creates an uninviting culture.  Tons of office politics.  For the most part, leadership just wants a bunch of yes men.  Don't expect to know anyone outside your division.

The culture has changed dramatically in the last year.  Things were great but reorganization has brought stress to the organization.    Once happy employees are no longer happy and many are leaving.

Tennessee Board of Regents is a great place to work. The pay is good and there are excellent benefits. My coworkers there were all very good at their jobs and made it an enjoyable place to work. 

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