Central 

European 

University 

Private 

University

Unternehmenskultur

There are a lot of changes happening at CEU right now and employees find it hard to digest or to follow and most are not happy about it.

Mostly clear and transparent, but there were times when we got some information too late and it took us a lot of time to change and redo the work.

Colleagues trust and help each-other, enjoy the company. In my unit it was a daily thing to go and eat lunch together, for example.

CEU is very flexible, it provides a great work-life balance even with ad-hoc needs.

I find that a lot of problems were left to us to solve, but with our manager wanting to stay in the background, but he also refused to micromanage, which was great and left a ton of space for everyone's own ideas, personality and work-style.

Since CEU puts a lot of emphasis on its self-improvement, there are a lot of interesting tasks, research, and one can really try oneself out in different roles. The option to use the university's equipment (media, library, conference rooms, etc) in one's job was always given, that's how I could learn how to produce and record a podcast, for example.