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    Work/Life balance
    3.8(14 ratings)
    Career development
    3.1(14 ratings)
    Benefits & perks
    3.4(14 ratings)
    Management
    3.5(14 ratings)
    Working environment
    4.1(14 ratings)
    Diversity & equal opportunity
    4.5(2 ratings)
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    4.0
    Administration
    Jan 2024
    Ortigas Pasig City Metro Manila3 to 4 years in the role, current employee
    Fun to work at but one might need to step out of their comfort zone if they really want to grow career wise.
    The good thingsCommunication is good between colleagues and different departments.
    The challengesYou might not find career growth in some aspects.
    3.0
    Junior Programmer
    Jan 2024
    Ortigas Pasig City Metro Manila1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    It is nice to work in UA&P if you need start-up experience.
    The good thingsPeople inside the university
    The challengesManagement, no trainings, no career growth.
    5.0
    Senior Registration Officer
    Feb 2022
    Pasig City Metro Manila
    Working with UA&P is like you belong to a family!
    The good thingsWork/life balance and promotes spiritual and moral development.
    The challengesWorking from home is not nice.
    5.0
    Administration staff
    Jun 2020
    1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    Working in UA&P was the best thing that happened in my professional career.
    The good thingsGreat benefits, High standards of employees training, mentoring, opportunities for professional development, God-centered approach
    The challengesThe only issue, in terms of management style, was work-life balance.
    1.0
    Faculty
    Feb 2020
    Too many undiclose policies!
    The good thingsWorking with students are very fulfilling.
    The challengesIf your not a member of their work, you can't have any position.
    5.0
    Merchandiser (foods)
    Mar 2019
    All abilities of merchandising i have skills
    The good thingsMaking improve my abilities
    The challengesThey are good
    5.0
    Guidance Counselor
    Dec 2018
    This institution felt like a second home to me.
    The good thingsOne will love the professional yet friendly work environment.
    The challengesJust like any office, there are some personalities which will not match with yours. That can cause stress.
    4.0
    College Instructor
    May 2018
    Teaching professional and project coordinator for the research and extension unit.
    The good thingsCulture and availability of conducive working environment and facilities.
    The challengesVery traditional approaches to employee development and multi-tiered responsibilities that somehow confuse one's workload and main functions.
    5.0
    Liaison Staff / Registrar Representative (International Student Desk)
    Jan 2018
    3 to 4 years in the role, former employee
    I experienced a lot of things on my previous job and they enhanced me that helps myself to make things better.
    The good thingsthere are also lots of good things here, one of the good things is your relation to god, they also aim to make you to have more time to god.
    The challengesChallenges? Working here is a real challenge for me, they improved my communication skills, they enhanced my knowledge on computer.
    4.0
    Guidance and Counselling
    Feb 2017
    Ortigas Pasig City Metro ManilaLess than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Productive and fun to work with
    The good thingsStaff are accommodating and fun to work with.
    The challengesTraffic going to work.
    4.0
    STUDENT AFFAIRS
    Jul 2015
    5 to 6 years in the role, former employee
    academic experience
    The good thingsGood spiritual guidance, facilities are good, culture is good, small university
    The challengestoo restricting, they prefer those who are into their spiritual direction
    4.0
    Program Assistant - SBEP
    Jul 2015
    1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    My UA&P Experience
    The good thingsThe people are really nice and they offer different activities that would help not only for your professional but also your spiritual growth. The administration staff are very approachable as well as the faculty.
    The challengesThe coordination for some activities are quite challenging. Sometimes it is difficult to reserve some venues or sometimes contact certain persons.
    3.0
    Executive assistant
    Jul 2015
    Pasig City Metro Manila3 to 4 years in the role, current employee
    Working as a family
    The good thingsThe company encourages its employee to work well but family comes first. Overtime is highly discouraged. It helps its employees get to be firmly rooted to their faith. Treatment is more of a family member than just a staff member. If you need time to spend with your family, they don't mind you taking a long leave.
    The challengesIt would have been better if they also increase their employees salary relative to what they have accomplished. They haven't released a performance bonus since 2010. Also, the company has a policy on freeze hiring thus no new employees are hired and only those internal applicants are entertained. Most of the employees are demoralized due to this.
    5.0
    Administrative assistant
    Jun 2015
    5 to 6 years in the role, former employee
    A retreat
    The good thingsFor six years of staying in that company, what i enjoyed best is the people, the people i worked with. From guards, janitors, carpenters, rank and file, staffs and the big bosses. Not only they teach you things professionally but they also teach you to be a better person. Staying there is like a retreat, where you'll learn professionally, personally, mentally and most esp spiritually.
    The challengesBeing able to commit a mistake is not a sin. Its a learning process. But sometimes, they'll tell you \"yeah... Thats not the right thing to do... Yeah that's wrong...\" And they'll stop from there. Maybe they can somehow change the way they handle things. They're too kind, and we know tgat too much of something is not healthy.
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