Angeles University Foundation
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    75%
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    Work/Life balance
    3.9(12 ratings)
    Career development
    3.3(12 ratings)
    Benefits & perks
    2.8(12 ratings)
    Management
    2.9(12 ratings)
    Working environment
    3.8(12 ratings)
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    4.0
    physical therapist
    Jan 2022
    Angeles City PampangaLess than 1 year in the role, former employee
    My skills are honed more
    The good thingsWorking there gave me the opportunity to enhance my skills and to be better in practicing my profession.
    The challengesto improve equal distribution of workload and to increase the salary
    4.0
    Dietitian
    Mar 2020
    5 to 6 years in the role, former employee
    Not the best hospital to work in
    The good thingsMost of the employees are affable and helpful. They have incentives and relatively regular increase in salary.
    The challengesThere is a difficulty with career development and support for career improvement by the management. The management also has difficulty in listening to staff opinions and recommendations.
    2.0
    Pharmacist
    Mar 2020
    Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    LOW SALARY for a Stressful work
    The good thingsMy workmates were very nice and professional.
    The challengesVery stressful for a low wage for its emplyees
    5.0
    Administrative assistant
    Apr 2018
    Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Helping the nurses and nursing assistants minimizing their work by making the nurse station clean and in order, completing the patient's charts, encoding the charges of the patients and etc.
    The good thingsGood working place, nice workmates and etc.
    The challengesTime management, short-tempered and unsatisfied patients or relatives.
    3.0
    Admin clerk
    May 2017
    Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Challenging
    The good thingsEnvironment friendly
    The challengesShifting
    5.0
    Senior Laboratory Assistant
    May 2017
    100% Scholarship can be granted. Just work and study hard.
    The good thingsNice people
    The challengesNothing
    5.0
    Staff nurse
    Jan 2017
    Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    i am proud to say that my current work place is better where you can enhance your skills and knowledge.
    The good thingsgood management
    The challengessalary
    3.0
    Staff nurse
    Nov 2016
    1 to 2 years in the role, current employee
    Not pro-employee
    The good thingsYou can gain the experience you need as a nurse.
    The challengesThe salary and the employer does not compensate with employee's needs.
    2.0
    Faculty, College of Arts & Sciences
    Jul 2015
    9 to 10 years in the role, former employee
    Experience as Faculty Member
    The good things1. Students are great. I enjoy teaching when I see them learning and appreciating my effort to challenge their thinking and make sure they're learning. 2. Co-workers are also great. Many of them are dedicated with their jobs; a few openly complain about their situations. 3. Many are doing their jobs well despite the challenges.
    The challenges1. AUF deducts certain amount from faculty's salary or make faculty pay something without prior consultation. It forces faculty & students to sell raffle tickets worth PhP500 each, without even asking if they could sell those tickets. 2. AUF is too focused on educational qualification to get PAASCU accreditation, but at the expense of student learning. Some with Ph.D or MA do not actually teach.
    5.0
    Clinical Instructor
    Jun 2015
    11 to 12 years in the role, former employee
    AUF....a university you can be proud of.
    The good thingsTheir training and development are great as well as the prestige of being part of a university who has many certifications, honors and awards.
    The challengesThe environment might be quite traditional because if you want to start an innovation, you have to prove that it is working. The leadership is very fraternal or maternal in nature so do not kid around.
    3.0
    Volunteer
    Jun 2015
    Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Volunteer
    The good thingsIt's a tertiary level hospital.Very well known in the Central Luzon. With good vision and mission for the hospital. Known for rendering quality service for its patient. Continuously improving its medical equipment and facilities. Has tied-up with its' own medical school and its own college of nursing and allied profession. There plenty ofstaff Doctor,Intern, residents & Student nurses& Volunteer
    The challengesA private hospital produces demanding patients who are paying so quality of work is a must. Volunteer work for nurses is to long in time duration, without the security of being hired as part of the regular employee. If from volunteer you turn to be staff, then lucky for it a best training ground if you have the plan to go abroad, because of its bed capacity and tertiary level hospital.
    4.0
    College Instructor
    Jun 2015
    1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    AUF- Man for God and Humanity
    The good thingsThe University has allowed me to grow as an individual by accepting me as a College Instructor immediately after College Graduation. The support system is good, because other Senior teachers were very supportive and very helpful to newcomers like me. They also provided training and seminars to their employees to enable them to advance and develop their skills more.
    The challengesI wish they could have financially supported other Teachers like me to enroll into a Graduate/ Masters class. A scholarship or grant is greatly beneficial to employees like me who at that time were struggling to make ends meet. I found it difficult to agree to their terms that upon signing a contract to them, I was not allowed to have freedom to express any negative concerns to their policies.
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