Chandigarh University Content Developer Reviews

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The Job allows creativity in writing and the work schedule is flexible, making it a comfortable role to have.

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Repetitive tasks and tight deadlines can make the work stressful, and sometimes there is lack of appreciation.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

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All thanks to term and university for given me platform to create engaging content and managing vibrant campaigns , giving freedom to do creativity is really plus point

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office polities is too much

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Creative freedom and supportive team makes working as a content writer of Chandigarh University in enjoyable. The work environment is positive and encouraging, keeps me motivated.

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Creative projects with freedom to explore unique writing styles.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

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Good experience

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Don't live in the hostel! It's terrible

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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The content team was good

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There is a lot of politics

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Nothing

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Horrible HR staff, absolutely terrible Research dept. Dean Mr. Sanjeet Singh. HR Mr. Suraj Batra called to hire for content writer with the research department and did not agree for virtual or call. I insisted what if I travel 40-45 minutes to Kharar and you guys do not shortlist? So it's better to have initial conversation virtually. If you think I am suitable, I will definitely come. But none agreed. I especially traveled. They gave me 9 am time but I reached at 8:50 am. Soon got a called that Mr. Sanjeet will be available only at 9:30. I had my present office at 10 am. I still sacrificed. That over confident Dean sat in his cabin around 9:40 am and I went to knock. He said rudely with a frown - Yes??? I said I have an interview with you. He said with waving hands in a horrific tone- where is your resume? (Mind you guys HR told me not to get anything as my resume has been shortlisted by him and he has it). I said HR must be forwarded I am sorry I didn't get it in a polite manner. Next he asked me to sit & asked 2 questions and said OK GO! He just saw my face and said Tell me how can you increase followers on Twitter? (Is this my job? It can be an elaborated part of my profile but not core) all this while I was blank & he said go! For this nonsense, I travelled. Then I asked HR didn't you tell about my profile. He said Dean thought you were there for social media. Also when I reached CU in the morning, only then HR updated me about roles and responsibilities in detail (as to with what dept. shall I work and I specifically need to write Twitter content. He is this unprofessional that he didn't know even sort my candidature in detail, neither informed Me, nor cooperated for a basic call first). Now you tell me- If Dean had to see only my face, wasn't it better to float a nice photo of mine? Rubbish behaviour, unprofessional attitude, clueless team. Dean nahi ho gaya pata nahi President ho gaya desh ka!...Read More

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

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Overseeing the entire examination process is a role that requires precision and patience. I take pride in ensuring exams are conducted smoothly, fairly, and without disruptions. The structured examination system at the university makes my job easier, and I enjoy working with faculty to ensure students get a stress free exam experience.

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The biggest challenge is managing the last minute changes in exam schedules, student grievances, and ensuring there are no errors in execution. The pressure is high, especially during exam season, when every small mistake can cause panic. There's little room for error, and responsibility can be overwhelming at times.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

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Helping students and their families navigate the admission process is both challenging and rewarding. Every year, I meet thousands of students with dreams and aspirations, and it feels amazing to guide them toward the right courses. I love how dynamic this job is-no two applications are same, and everyday brings new experiences.

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However, the admission season can be extremely hectic. The volume of application is enormous, and ensuring a smooth process while addressing student concerns within strict deadlines is stressful. Meeting enrollment targets adds extra pressure, and sometimes dealing with anxious parents can be challenging.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

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Overseeing multiple department and ensuring soomth campus operations provides great leadership exposure. The role comes with with significant responsibility.

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Managing multuple teams and resolving conflicts can be overwhelming. Especially during high-pressure situations.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

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Being a music teacher here is a wonderful experience . The students are passionate about music , and the university provides excellent resources for musical training. I enjoy being a part of their learning journey.

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Sometimes the workload can be overwhelming., especially during deadlines, leading to stress.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

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Here administrative processes are streamlined, and employees get the chance to work with a highly organized management team. the university provides the modern office, infrastructure, supportive, leadership, and opportunities for professional growth, making it great place to enhance administrative skills.

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At times, work-life balance becomes a challenge due to the high volume of administrative tasks and coordination responsibilities.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Its a great place to work as a Transport Executive. The fleet of buses is well maintained, and there is strong coordination between staff members, ensuring smooth daily operations. The management is supportive, and there is a proper system in place for handling logistics. The job offers stability, and salaries are always paid on time.

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Handling students nd staff complaints can sometimes be stressful, as transport delays or last minute changes require immediate resolution.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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One of the worst universities. The work culture is toxic. Too much politics. Higher authorities too self obsessed. They lack the vision. People are hired and fired on the whims and fancies. Two to three individuals are running the show. The VC is a joker, the PVCs have no say. They are retired persons who are being used as rubberstamps. Employees are abused and treated as if they are not humans...Read More

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There is no job security. A day prior the chancellor will be all praise for you and the next day you will be told to leave the organisation. The HR head is into politics and is always trying to grab the power in all the departments. The departmental heads also are afraid of the HR head and go all out to please him. The HR head himself is having an affair with a former acting HOD of one of the departments. That lady is now working in the examination department after her colleagues refused to work with her. The work culture is very toxic and even those in position of authority are made to feel small and unworthy. They do not do due diligence while hiring the staff and later they simply fire people....Read More

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within Country.

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One of the most significant issues is the lack of clarity and communication from higher management. Decisions often seem arbitrary, with little to no explanation provided to the teams expected to implement them. This creates confusion, delays, and inefficiencies in achieving goals. There is also a noticeable lack of accountability among leadership, with a tendency to delegate responsibilities without proper guidance or follow-through. This can make employees feel undervalued and disconnected from the institution's broader vision. Moreover, the hierarchical structure can sometimes hinder innovation, as approvals and feedback loops are slow, leading to missed opportunities and reduced morale. Lastly, the absence of transparent policies and structured career growth plans leaves employees uncertain about their future within the institution, affecting motivation and retention....Read More

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1. Lack of Clarity from Higher Management: Decisions often come without proper explanation or rationale, leaving employees scrambling to interpret and implement them. This lack of transparency creates confusion and frustration among teams. 2. Bureaucracy and Micromanagement: The overly hierarchical system slows down processes, with approvals taking far too long. Additionally, micromanagement stifles creativity and undermines employee autonomy. 3. Poor Communication: There’s an evident gap in communication between departments and leadership. Important updates are either delayed or unclear, leading to inefficiencies and missed deadlines. 4. No Career Growth Path: There’s little emphasis on employee development or career progression. Training programs and opportunities for growth are virtually non-existent, making long-term engagement challenging. 5. Toxic Work Culture: Favoritism and internal politics often overshadow merit, leading to a demoralized workforce. Employee concerns are frequently ignored, fostering a culture of indifference and dissatisfaction. 6. Work-Life Imbalance: Unrealistic expectations and lack of structured planning lead to overburdened employees, with no regard for maintaining a healthy work-life balance. 7. Resource Mismanagement: Budgetary allocations and resources are often wasted on superficial initiatives rather than addressing core needs like infrastructure improvement or staff support....Read More