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professeur d'informatique

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Algoma University

Typical day at work would be answering tickets and solving problems as they come into the ticketing system.

I learned how to better manage a team and run a service desk for an educational institution.

Management were very upfront about their happiness with my work, and were clear in telling me what they could do for me.  We worked well together to achieve goals and report back to one-another.

Workplace culture was jovial while also very focused on ensuring policies were rigidly followed.

Hardest part of the job was building out tools and kits to assist the team with getting their job done in a way that could help them follow procedure better, as the procedures changed often.

Easiest part of the job was working with the staff, students and faculty to get them taken care of.

A typical day mostly consisted of going through tickets that were made during the previous night. I learned a lot about trouble-shooting and fixing computers. The management from my supervisor was decent in my opinion. The overall management from the director of the department was pretty bad. My coworkers were all easy going and fun to work with everyday. The hardest part of the job was explaining to certain clients how phishing works. The most enjoyable part of the job was when my coworkers and supervisor would laugh and joke on our downtime.

This role involved working in a challenging and unhealthy organizational culture. The leader engaged in backbiting, gossip, and playing favourites, setting a poor example and shaping the tone of the workplace. The lack of effective leadership, trust, and psychological safety contributed to low morale and increased stress, while bullying went unaddressed and staff were not held accountable.
The most rewarding part of this job was working directly with clients.

• Explained complex first year mathematics concepts using easy-to-understand terms.
• Provided instructional support to students individually or in small groups.
• Assisted in specific strategies to help students be more successful in Mathematics courses.
• I learned how to be able to teach in a lot of different ways depending on the student I'm tutoring.
• hardest part is watching some students waste the opportunity to learn and be able to pass the course.
• Meeting new students and friends was the most enjoyable part.

Algoma university I worked as a custodian go supervisor give me description of what to do or might have discussed ahead of day or texted before start .y schedule cleans class room.gather garbage clear offices some days or residency washrooms and corridor
Hardest part might be cleaning the area after a big party or program a lot of garbage and things to clean and arrange and little time.
Best part is getting done things in my own phase.

Working for the university has been a perfect scenario. The work/study program has allowed me to gain experience within my field while balancing my studies. The department managers are very flexible regarding shift dates and times, and are accommodating for high stress periods such as midterm season and end-of-term exams.

Being a first Generation Mentor During my time as a student was wonderful. It was fun and helped me improve many life skills such as time management, organization, working well with others and following instructions. 

The hardest part of the job was getting students to participate and join the program, that was only the case in the beginning though.

Algomau has undergone major expansion with 3 campuses, yet the faculty always remain connected. Help is available when you need it. Pay scale is good, and so is work life balance. Students come from all over the world bringing rich cultural values, that makes the place fun to work. 

researching science activities and fun ways to communicate with the kids . playing games. singing and dancing. teaching science than showing them with project for the more visual learners .

The best part of my day is that I am able to spend all day with college students. My job may not be glamorous, but I like knowing that I can fill a need on campus and assign rooms and keys for new student  , as well as getting know the students.
Plus, it is air conditioned and the radio works, so I can’t complain.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Professeur 9 salaries reported	$103,896 per year
Professeur adjoint 4 salaries reported	$91,000 per year
Professeur d'informatique 1 salary reported	$152,275 per year
Surveyor 3 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Director of communications 1 salary reported	$133,398 per year

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